Support our Active Police Officers – Constable Clay Harnum – Sentencing Phase
Please support Constable Clay Harnum in his sentencing phase, who is under Police Service Act charges for standing up for the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Ruling in Favour of Employee Denied Employment Insurance for Not Taking the Covid Vaccine
In September 2022 another case involving the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms came to a positive conclusion in front of the Social Security Tribunal regarding Employment Insurance originally being denied for refusing the Covid 19 vaccine.
Charter Does Not Apply – Alberta Court Of Appeal Upholds Vaccine Requirement For Transplants
In a blow that will surely cost lives, the Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed the hopes of terminally ill transplant patients to have a choice to be vaccinated, upholding an earlier judgment in favour of AHS.
Ontario Government uses the Notwithstanding Clause for the Education Workers Strike
As the inquiry into the Federal governments use of the Emergencies continues in Ottawa the Ontario government has used the Notwithstanding Clause in its efforts to keep schools open.
It is concerning that all levels of government are becoming increasingly disinterested in ensuring that individual rights are maintained.
Emergencies Act Inquiry Hearings Recap- Week Three
At the end of week three it should be clearer than ever that the invocation of the Emergencies Act was completely unjustified.
This week concluded input from former Chief, Mr. Peter Sloly (cont’d from week 2), and brought new testimony from Chris Barber, lawyer Keith Wilson, Tom Marazzo, Tamara Lich, Jeremy Mackenzie, Chris Deering, convoy road supervisors and others.