Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Quebec Appeal Court Bill 21 Ruling Fuels Debate on Notwithstanding Clause

985d BY The Canadian Press
Ottawa Appeals Court Decision Finding Its Use of Emergencies Act Was Unreasonable

993d BY The Canadian Press
Freedom Convoy Organizers Launch $2 Million Lawsuit Against Federal Government Over Charter Violations

1002d BY Matthew Horwood
John Robson: Why Canada’s Charter Has Failed to Protect Our Rights and Freedoms

1003d BY John Robson
The Day the Rule of Law in Canada Failed, and the Day It Almost Did

1023d BY Barry W. Bussey
Notwithstanding Clause: What Is It and Why Is Saskatchewan Resorting to It on School Pronoun Policy?

1138d BY Matthew Horwood
Ontario Superior Court Dismisses Legal Challenge of Canada’s Prostitution Laws

1149d BY Amanda Brown
ANALYSIS: Green Light for Homeless Camps in Hamilton’s Parks Signals Where Canada May Be Headed

1149d BY Tara MacIsaac
Conrad Black: Constitutional Advice for the United States From a Canadian Perspective

1151d BY Conrad Black
John Carpay: Canada’s Regulatory Colleges Have No Business Monitoring Speech

1175d BY John Carpay
Charges Dropped Against Pastor Who Allegedly Violated Reopening Ontario Act: JCCF

1182d BY Isaac Teo
Correctional Service to Pay Métis Inmate $7,500 for Charter Rights Violation

1196d BY Amanda Brown
Former MPP Randy Hillier Challenges COVID Protest Charges, Alleges Lockdown Laws Infringed Charter Rights

1203d BY Amanda Brown
Why Affirmative Action Should End in Canada, as It Has in US

1216d BY Matthew Lau
Court Challenge of Emergencies Act Invocation Begins

1319d BY Matthew Horwood
Ottawa Move to Seize Millions From Russian Oligarch Could Test Charter: Trade Lawyer

1421d BY The Canadian Press
Smith Seeking Second Medical Opinion on Woman Denied Transplant Operation Due to COVID-19 Vaccination Status

1443d BY Isaac Teo
Hundreds of Federal Employees Launch Legal Challenge Against Government’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate

1448d BY Isaac Teo
Poll Shows Canadians Concerned About How Increased Immigration Will Impact Housing, Government Services

1458d BY The Canadian Press
Do You Still Believe That Canadians Have Rights and Freedoms?

1479d BY Philip Carl Salzman
Ontario Arbitrator Finds University’s Vaccine Mandates ‘Reasonable,’ Despite Not Being Required by Health Authority

1562d BY Isaac Teo
Peter Menzies: Real Intent of ‘Online Harms’ Legislation Is to Crack Down on Opinions Ottawa Considers Misinformation

1611d BY Peter Menzies
Bruce Pardy: Canada’s Charter Was Naive From the Beginning

1656d BY Bruce Pardy
Quebec Has Been Canada’s Worst Violator of Rights During Pandemic, Says Legal Advocacy Group

1672d BY Noé Chartier