TORONTO, ON: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is pleased to announce that the Ontario Labour Relations Board (OLRB) has rejected attempts by the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario and the Renfrew County District School Board to have the cases of Matt and Nicole Alexander dismissed. Both Ontario teachers were fired in October 2023 after […] The post Ontario Labour Relations Board says case of Matt and Nicole Alexander will proceed appeared first on Justice Centre for ...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
Statistics are powerful. They illuminate unknown facts, shape policy decisions, and–when properly used–can even save lives. But when data is collected improperly, stripped of context, or massaged to fit preferred narratives, it stops reflecting reality and can have deadly consequences. During the pandemic, statistics related to COVID cases, COVID hospitalizations, and COVID deaths were repeatedly […] The post Epoch Times: The Dangers of False Statistics appeared first on Justice Centre ...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
The Covid-era proved to be a test for free speech. In the face of supposed “misinformation,” Canadian politicians, public health officials, Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons, other professional regulatory bodies, and many regular Canadians showed their true stance on free speech. Many doctors, nurses, statisticians, and other professionals who dared to challenge the official Covid […] The post Western Standard: New report on ‘unexpected deaths’ reveals the cost of Covid-era censor...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
CALGARY, AB: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms has released a new report, “Post-Covid Canada: The rise in unexpected deaths,” which analyzes recent Statistics Canada data on causes of death during and after the era of Covid lockdowns and vaccine mandates. The report raises urgent concerns about the accuracy of Covid death reports, the harmful impacts of […] The post New report exposes Covid policy failures and rising unexplained deaths appeared first on Justice Centre for...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
The Alberta Law Society’s September 2, 2025 decision to disbar John Carpay is a vindictive abuse of process. In 2021, the Alberta Law Society expressly delegated disciplinary proceedings against Mr. Carpay to the Manitoba Law Society regarding a matter involving surveillance of government officials, including a Manitoba judge. The surveillance was performed in June 2021, […] The post Statement on decision of the Law Society of Alberta appeared first on Justice Centre for Constitutional Fr...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
HALIFAX, NS: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that our lawyers will appear before the Nova Scotia Supreme Court on September 2 and 3, 2025, to help various parties gain standing to argue that amendments to the province’s Personal Health Information Act (PHIA) violate citizens’ privacy and consent. In the spring of 2024, the […] The post Nova Scotia Supreme Court will hear challenge to government’s sweeping grab for health data appeared first on Justice Centre f...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
In a free country, the public square should be accessible for everyone, not just for those who adhere to the “correct” or majority opinions. A private entity like a church or a business need not make space available for all comers, and can legitimately pick and choose. In contrast, a city cannot discriminate against the […] The post Epoch Times: Invoking ‘Safety and Security’ to Censor Freedom of Expression Is Unacceptable in a Free Society appeared first on Justice Centre for Const...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
Chile had a functioning democracy until democratically elected President Salvador Allende was overthrown in a 1973 coup and replaced with military dictator Augusto Pinochet, who ruled for the next 17 years. Spain’s democracy collapsed into a civil war in 1936, after which no further elections were held until 1977. Germany had a functioning democracy in […] The post Western Standard: Neither freedom nor democracy is destined to live forever appeared first on Justice Centre for Constitution...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
ABBOTSFORD, BC: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that lawyers representing Sean Feucht’s event organizer continue to pressure the City of Abbotsford in British Columbia to respect the fundamental freedoms of religion and expression. The City denied the organizer’s permit application for a free worship concert scheduled to occur in Mill Lake Park on […] The post City of Abbotsford continues to face legal pressure after cancelling Sean Feucht concert appeared first...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
HALIFAX, NS: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that lawyers for Canadian war veteran Jeffrey Evely have filed a Notice for Judicial Review to the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, challenging the province’s sweeping travel ban and Mr. Evely’s $28,872.50 fine for walking in the woods. An emergency hearing will be requested. Announced by […] The post Jeffrey Evely challenges sweeping travel ban in Supreme Court of Nova Scotia appeared first on Justice Centre for Constit...| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
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Standing up for women’s rights Amy Hamm is a Vancouver-area nurse and mother of two who has worked in healthcare for over 13 years without disciplinary incident. In September 2020, she co-sponsored a billboard in Vancouver that read, “I ♥ JK Rowling,” referencing the British author’s public support for women’s rights and female-only spaces such […]| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
OTTAWA, ON: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is pleased to announce that all charges against peaceful Freedom Convoy protestor Ben Spicer have been dropped. Mr. Spicer was arrested in Ottawa on February 19, 2022, and charged with mischief, obstructing justice, and weapons charges. In his decision, Justice Timothy Lipson ruled that a secret recording […]| Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms