Update in CCF legal challenge to access Emergencies Act evidence from government – “just trust us” isn’t good enough

TORONTO: On August 26, Justice Mosley of the Federal Court issued a decision on the Canadian Constitution Foundation’s motion to access complete and unredacted documents before cabinet when it invoked the Emergencies Act. The CCF argued that the federal government claim of cabinet confidentiality over these documents was an attempt…

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CCF provides guidance to the public on how to make a submission to the Emergencies Act Rouleau Commission

TORONTO: The Public Order Emergency Commission (also known at the Rouleau Commission) is now accepting comments from members of the public on their experiences, views, observations, and ideas about the federal government’s response to the Freedom Convoy and use of the Emergencies Act. The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has launched…

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Canadian Constitution Foundation in the Federal Court today

TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation is in the Federal Court today seeking the disclosure of information which goes to the heart of the government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act on February, 14, 2022. The CCF will seek an order for the Attorney General to deliver unredacted documents, including minutes of…

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