Federal Government Appeals Emergencies Act Ruling to Supreme Court of Canada
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the federal government waited until the last possible moment to appeal the Emergencies Act d
Liberal Effort to Restrict the Charter Notwithstanding Clause Could Divide Canada
This week’s post digs into the details surrounding the Liberal government’s efforts to permanently change Section 33 of our Charter of Rights and Freedoms (known as the Notwithstanding Clause), through judicial review; an effort that bypasses the will of the people of Canada and the existing processes in place for this purpose.
Federal Employee Lawsuit Update September 2025
There has been some significant progress in the Federal Employee Lawsuit. The amended Statement of Claim has been filed and we are awaiting a court date.
TD Bank froze peaceful protestor Evan Blackman’s accounts three years ago; he now faces retrial
Three years after the Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa, one peaceful protester, Evan Blackman, faces a retrial on charges of mischief and obstruction.
Human Rights Complaints Filed by BC Nurse Accused of Misconduct on Transgender Ideology Remarks
Amy Hamm, a Vancouver nurse and mother of two, has filed two human rights complaints with the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal, over discrimination by her former employer, Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH), and the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM).
The complaints are in response to her professional discipline and termination, over public comments she made.