Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Steven Guilbeault, has lost in the lawsuit brought forward against him by Rebel News Founder Ezra Levant, after he blocked Mr. Levant’s access to official government posts issued on the X platform site managed by Guilbeault.
Gerald Charlebois, a 79-year-old man, was arrested and charged for refusing to present ID when stopped for honking his horn in downtown Ottawa, in February of 2022.
In September he finally saw an end to this egregious situation when his charges were officially dropped, although no clear explanation was provided.
The Federal Court of Appeal has provided a date of November 8th, 2023 at 9:30 am. for the Federal Employee Lawsuit we spearheaded.
We need your help!! We need to show the courts that we will not let them off the hook for their Covid response in breaching people’s rights and freedoms.
Please show the courts that we Canadians are still invested. You can register at the link provided if you’re unable to attend in person.
We need to stand united and hold the line!!
Josh Alexander’s story began when he stood up for fellow students traumatized after encountering anatomical males in their previously all-female washroom.
For expressing his religious beliefs, Josh was expelled.
Josh appealed and they insisted he be represented with parental presence. That finally changed when the courts acknowledged his right to speak for himself, alongside his legal team
Ontario Superior Court rules Jordan Peterson to undergo social media training due to his social media posts.
The issue came when the CPO extended its policy reach from his professional career to include everything he choose to say.
He, and his legal team at the Canadian Constitutional Foundation, pursued the issue in court only to have the Ontario Divisional Court dismiss their application and ordered him to pay legal fees as well as social media training.
Updates provided by The Democracy Fund (TDF), representing Tamara Lich in her case with Chris Barber, show that Tamara’s “breach” of bail conditions charge has now been dropped by the Crown, apparently ‘in favour of pursuing the current charges’, which have already extended well beyond the original scheduling allowance.