In Episode 155 of the podcast, we explain why the federal “no more pipelines” law was struck down by an Alberta court for the second time. Plus, we walk through a Supreme Court of Canada decision that upheld a light sentence given to an Aboriginal…
In Episode 154, Alexander and Christine discuss the consequences of the Lawful Access Act—even before the law is passed—and the British Columbia Supreme Court’s reasons in the case of R v Kalicum, 2026 BCSC 1855; the so-called ‘right to deal drugs’ case. Stories and cases…
In Episode 153, we tell you about our new freedom of the press case, supporting an independent journalist banned from Alberta Health Services property for trying to do his job. Plus, we update you on the latest developments in the Cowichan Tribes aboriginal title litigation.…
Episode 152: Activist GUILTY of hate speech for ‘gay zombies’ flyers at Pride In Episode 152, we tell you about a new Montreal bylaw banning offensive speech directed at police and municipal employees. Plus, we dig into a new decision that found that the famous…
Episode 151: B.C. doctor fined after refusing to give puberty blocking shot. Plus, no jail for Indigenous man who killed girl. In Episode 151, we tell you about the BC Human Rights Tribunal decision awarding $20,000 to a teen after a doctor refused to give…
Episode 150: Regulator warns realtor after he opposed closure of Joffre Lakes Park to non-Indigenous In Episode 150, we tell you about our new case involving a B.C. realtor who was warned he could be disciplined because he opposed the closure of Joffre Lakes Park…
Episode 149: Did Hamilton’s police or mayor violate the Dominion Society’s Charter rights? In Episode 149, we discuss the constitutional problems with chasing the anti-immigrant group Dominion Society out of Hamilton, Ontario, and we explain Alberta’s new dual practice model for doctors. Plus, we give…
Episode 148: Doug Ford wants Carney to CUT OFF Alberta’s oil. Can he legally do that? In Episode 148, we discuss the constitutionality of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s proposal to block Alberta oil exports to the U.S. during the trade war. Plus, we discuss the…
Episode 147: Illegal Freedom Convoy blacklist went to THOUSANDS. Plus, no right to bike lanes. In Episode 147, we do a deep dive into an Ontario Court of Appeal decision that found there is, in fact, no constitutional right to bike lines. Plus, we discuss…
In this video, Christine Van Geyn explains the Ontario Court of Appeal’s recent decision on Toronto’s bike lanes, which confirms that the Constitution does not guarantee a right to bike lanes.The Canadian Constitution Foundation intervened to argue that requiring the government to maintain bike lanes…
