In a unified stand for constitutional rights, the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) has moved to stop a $290 million class-action lawsuit targeting Freedom Convoy participants, citing egregious procedural misconduct undermining justice and free expression.
In yet another ruling undermining our fundamental freedoms, the BC Human Rights Tribunal, acting on complaints from the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 411, have ordered a former school trustee to pay an unprecedented $750,000 penalty for the crime of voicing his concerns over gender ideology in schools
Peaceful convoy trucker arrested and arbitrarily detained without legal counsel, sentenced to six months probation
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.
In a significant victory for free speech, the Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of a former teacher, Carolyn Burjoski, allowing her to move forward with a defamation lawsuit against the Waterloo Regional District School Board and their former chair, Mr. Scott Piatkowski. Her defamation case surrounds the WRDSB and former chair labelling her “transphobic over her concerns about the age-appropriateness of certain library books discussing gender transition and sexual identity.