Freedom Through Federalism: CCF releases new book on division of powers, free version available online ­

TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is thrilled to release a new book about how Canada’s federal structure can be used to protect liberty and constrain government overreach.Electronic copies of the book are available for free to download at  theCCF.ca/FreedomThroughFederalism.“Typically, when Canadians think about how the courts can enhance liberty, they…

Continue Reading Freedom Through Federalism: CCF releases new book on division of powers, free version available online ­

Canadian Constitution Foundation thrilled with SCC decision that expands the test for constructive takings and protect property rights

OTTAWA: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is thrilled with the outcome in the Supreme Court decision today in Annapolis Group Inc v Halifax Regional Municipality. The case involves the test for constructive takings. In the case, the property owner and developer Annapolis alleged that the city of Halifax arbitrarily refused Annapolis’ requests…

Continue Reading Canadian Constitution Foundation thrilled with SCC decision that expands the test for constructive takings and protect property rights

Canadian Constitution Foundation proposing Ontario Premier Doug Ford be called as a witness at the Rouleau Commission

The Canadian Constitution Foundation is jointly proposing, with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association and the Ottawa Coalition, that Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Solicitor-General Sylvia Jones be called forthwith to give evidence at the Public Order Emergency Commission (Rouleau Commission). In light of the testimony of Steve Kanellakos, Serge Arpin…

Continue Reading Canadian Constitution Foundation proposing Ontario Premier Doug Ford be called as a witness at the Rouleau Commission

End of content

No more pages to load