The rise of excess and unexplained deaths in Canada Read the new report on excess deaths in Canada. This report shows that excess deaths in Canada continue to be a significant problem in 2022 for all age groups. Excess deaths in 2022 increased to an estimated 37,000 compared to an estimated 21,000 […]
Expelled WRDSB Trustee for Challenging Censorship of a Teacher in Court
NEWS RELEASE TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2023 Expelled WRDSB trustee for challenging censorship of a teacher in court today (Image: Waterloo Region District School Board/Twitter) Trustee Mike Ramsay was expelled by Waterloo Region District School Board for defending teacher’s right to present on alleged inappropriate school materials HAMILTON: The Justice Centre for Constitutional […]
Successful Negotiation With Long-Term Care Home Permits Essential Visits
Residents’ daughter challenges long-term care home’s outdated understanding of public health guidelines VANCOUVER, BC: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is pleased to announce that Justice Centre funded counsel, Charlene Le Beau, was able to assist her client in obtaining access to visit her parents in their long-term care home. The Justice Centre […]
Statement Regarding Charge Laid Against John Carpay
This charge is unexpected and without explanation Calgary: Today, the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms issued the following statement concerning the charge laid against John Carpay by the Winnipeg Police: During the height of Covid restrictions and lockdowns, it was reported that key members of Manitoba’s leadership were breaching public health regulations. As […]
Justice Centre to Appeal Hotel Quarantine Decision
The government should not be immune from breaching thousands of Canadians’ Charter right TORONTO: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms will appeal the Federal Court decision that ruled that mandatory quarantine hotels and facilities for Canadians is constitutional. This appeal will be heard on January 17, 2023. The Federal Court of Appeal will also hear arguments about […]
Justice Centre at Public Inquiry into Use of Emergencies Act
NEWS RELEASE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2022 OTTAWA: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is participating in the Public Order Emergency Commission’s hearings, which begin today and which investigate the Federal Government’s use of the Emergencies Act earlier this year. The Commission is conducting an inquiry into the Government of Canada’s unprecedented use of emergency powers […]