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The Canadian Constitution Foundation is a national and non-partisan charity. Our mission is to defend the constitutionally protected rights and freedoms of Canadians, and uphold the constitution and its liberty-promoting features, including Canadian federalism.
The Canadian Constitution Foundation is deeply concerned that the Online Harms Act introduced in the House of Commons on February
The Canadian Constitution Foundation is deeply concerned that the Online Harms Act introduced in the House of Commons on February
Members of the public are also encouraged to sign and share the CCF’s petition demanding that Murray Harbour Council drop
As a compliment to our most recent podcast episode, here are some stories and cases we think you might be
OTTAWA: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (“CCF”) is pleased that the Supreme Court of Canada appears to have upheld the longstanding
https://youtu.be/_TfC9BQsnko Our Freedom Defender of the Week is Rita Smith (a CCF donor and editor of Road Warrior News). Rita
The Canadian Constitution Foundation is deeply concerned that the Online Harms Act introduced in the House of Commons on February 26 will significantly hamper constitutionally-protected expression. Among other effects: The Bill would create a new process for Canadians to report instances of online speech directed at them is discriminatory, with a quasi-judicial tribunal ordering fines up to $50,000, and up
The newly introduced Bill C-63, also known as the Online Harms Act, will reintroduce section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act. A law that was
The Canadian Constitution Foundation is deeply concerned that the Online Harms Act introduced in the House of Commons on February
Members of the public are also encouraged to sign and share the CCF’s petition demanding that Murray Harbour Council drop
As a compliment to our most recent podcast episode, here are some stories and cases we think you might be
OTTAWA: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (“CCF”) is pleased that the Supreme Court of Canada appears to have upheld the longstanding
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