CCF granted intervenor status in “No More Pipelines” case appeal to Supreme Court

OTTAWA: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (“CCF”) has been granted leave to intervene in the Supreme Court Appeal of the Reference Re. the Impact Assessment Act at the Supreme Court of Canada, commonly referred to as the “No More Pipelines” law. On May 10, 2022, the Alberta Court of Appeal found the…

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Premier Ford and Minister Jones summoned to appear before Rouleau Commission following request by CCF and others

OTTAWA: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is pleased that the Public Order Emergency Commission (also known as the Rouleau Commission) has issued a summons for Premier Doug Ford and former Solicitor General Sylvia Jones to testify before the Commission. This summons follows a request by the CCF, the Canadian Civil…

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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…

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