Supreme Court refuses to hear COVID vaccine travel cases The Supreme Court rejected cases challenging COVID-era travel restrictions brought forward by former Newfoundland and Labrador premier Brian Peckford and People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier. Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms Lawyer,

In response to our warning letter, Canada Post has confirmed that it will complete the Campaign Life Coalition mailing that had drawn controversy in New Brunswick. Read our News Release about our Letter sent to Canada Post yesterday: jccf.ca/letter-sent-to…

Ontario school hid girl's transition, called CAS on parents questioning trans identity Girl gets wrapped up in trans identity promoted on social media. Kids pushed in one direction at school. School turns on parents for not promoting trans identity. Sadly not uncommon.

The 2024 George Jonas Freedom Award dinner in Calgary is coming up on Friday, September 27, 2024. Get more details and tickets here: jccf.ca/george-jonas-f… It's a great night out, meeting with freedom-loving Canadians like yourself. You'll hear some speeches, have a nice

The JCCF-funded legal challenge to the Orders that required BC healthcare workers to take the Covid-19 vaccines in order to work resulted in a partial victory for BC healthcare workers on May 10, 2024, when the BC Supreme Court asked Dr. Bonnie Henry to reconsider whether to

Excerpt from a new column in the Western Standard by Justice Centre President John Carpay: "Facts, hard data, and truth cannot compete against scary-looking photos and videos of sick, dying, and dead people, presented around-the-clock by media. With lots of repetition, extended

This is timely. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression FIRE, along with College Insights College Pulse, released its survey of over 250 colleges and universities in the US, ranking them on their support for free speech on campus. The University of Virginia

Get tickets to the Justice Centre's George Jonas Freedom Award Dinner in Calgary on Friday, September 27. Join us as we celebrate our 2024 award recipient Ezra Levant. jccf.ca/george-jonas-f…

The appeal hearing in the anti-SLAPP motion to stop Carolyn Burjoski's Carolyn Burjoski lawsuit will take place Wednesday, September 11, at 10 AM. Our Duty Canada Our Duty Canada is an intervenor supported by the Justice Centre. The hearing is in Courtroom 1 of the Court of

I am so grateful to Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms for their support and advocacy! On my way to Toronto for my first in-person court hearing tomorrow morning!

So much better than Zoom Court! The appeal was heard today in the beautiful Osgoode Hall. Now we wait for the panel of Justices to make a decision.

The latest Justice Centre podcast has been published. Glenn Blackett takes us on a tour of academic censorship, how it came to be, and how it can be defeated. This is part of our Spotlight Campaign, “Help us stop censorship on Canadian campuses.” Listen through our website:

Thanks to the generosity of donors, the Justice Centre has provided criminal defence lawyers for Chris Barber, Tamara Lich and other Canadians who were criminally charged in February 2022 for having peacefully exercised their Charter freedoms of expression, association, and

Excerpt from John Carpay's latest column that appeared in the Western Standard Western Standard, September 14: "For a country with an aging population and a death rate that rises gradually each year, 2020 was a normal year in Italy, even with COVID-19. The media did not report on

Excerpt from John Carpay's column in the Western Standard Western Standard, September 16: “‘Alberta’s COVID-19 death toll more than 4 times higher than flu over past year,’ exclaimed the CBC on September 9. This was followed two days later by Global News exclaiming: ‘New Alberta

An Appellant Factum was filed on September 16, 2024, in the case known as Tatlock, Koop, et al. v. BC and Dr. Bonnie Henry. This follows the Notice of Appeal filed on June 10, 2024. All case documents are posted on our Active Case page here: jccf.ca/court_cases/ch… On March 16,

Randy Hillier’s Appeal in his Charter challenge to Ontario’s Covid Stay-At-Home Order, will be heard today, September 19, 2024, at the Ontario Court of Appeal in Osgoode Hall, 130 Queen St. W. Toronto, beginning at 10:30 AM ET. The Appeal, supported by the Justice Centre,

John Carpay returns to the show to talk about the book he's writing with the working title "Corrupted by Fear." He's been carefully reading through all the judgments in the constitutional challenges to Covid restrictions. While judges found that our rights and freedoms had been

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The 2024 Essay Contest countdown is on! Join now!! Do you enjoy discussing controversial topics? Do care about rights and freedoms in Canada? This essay contest is your chance to chime in on today’s critical issues. We want to hear from passionate voices like yours on Canada’s