CCF Argues at Supreme Court for Clear Rules When Firearms Become Prohibited Property
OTTAWA – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is appearing before the Supreme Court of Canada today and tomorrow, Novem …
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Regulator Searches of Workplace Devices
The CCF is intervening in a Supreme Court of Canada case to defend Canadians’ privacy rights when pe …
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46 per cent of Quebecers have turned to the private sector to receive faster care. 84 per cent of Canadians believe the healt …
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Meet the newest member of freedom’s legal team, Saskatchewan’s former Attorney-General Bronwyn Eyre
Instead of the weekly podcast, please enjoy this recording of the CCF’s Town Hall with new Senior Counsel Bronwyn Eyre, a for …
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Canadian Healthcare is Broken… but we’re fighting to fix it
Across Canada, patients are waiting months for appointments and surgeries they urgently need, risking worsening conditions an …
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CCF Ready for Third Round as Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Emergencies Act Appeal
OTTAWA – The Supreme Court of Canada announced today it will hear the Carney government’s appeal of two court rulings that fo …
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In Episode 156, we tell you about newly-uncovered documents that show Pierre Trudeau was warned he didn’t need emergency powe …
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CCF to intervene in Binance case at Supreme Court to protect employee privacy
OTTAWA – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (the “CCF”) has been granted intervener status to assist the Supreme Court of C …
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Supreme Court to Announce Next Week Whether It Will Hear Emergencies Act Appeal
OTTAWA – The Supreme Court of Canada will announce on Thursday, October 22, whether it will hear the Carney government’s appe …
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CCF at Supreme Court today to defend authority of elected legislatures in Ontario Place case
OTTAWA – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is appearing before the Supreme Court of Canada today to defend the power …
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7 Things Canadians Get Wrong About Property Rights
In this video, Christine explains common misconceptions about property rights in Canada, including why Canadians still have p …
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In Episode 155 of the podcast, we explain why the federal “no more pipelines” law was struck down by an Alberta court for the …
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Court Again Finds Federal “No More Pipelines” Law Unconstitutional
CALGARY – The Alberta Court of Appeal has now for a second time concluded that the federal “No More Pipelines” law, the Impac …
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In Episode 154, Alexander and Christine discuss the consequences of the Lawful Access Act—even before the law is passed—and t …
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