Canadians file legal challenge against Trudeau’s suspension of Parliament
The court application accuses Trudeau’s suspension of Parliament as being not in the interest of Canadians but only serving the Liberal Party.
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Articles tagged Justice Centre For Constitutional Freedoms
Canadian veteran on trial for trying to guard war memorial during Freedom Convoy
Canadian Armed Forces veteran Jeff Evely was on his way for his shift standing guard at the War Memorial when he was arrested by police for entering a closed off area at the 2022 Freedom Convoy.
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Ontario man sues provincial government for censoring billboard critical of COVID response
The Justice Centre of Constitutional Freedoms has announced it has launched a constitutional challenge on behalf of an Ontario resident who had his billboard critical of the government's COVID response removed by that same government.
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City of Edmonton sued for denying pro-life group a booth at upcoming exhibition
Edmonton ProLife, with the help of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, is suing the City of Edmonton after officials denied the group a booth for the annual citywide KDays summer exhibition.
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British Columbia’s top court upholds COVID vaccine mandate for healthcare workers
The British Columbia Supreme Court ruled last week that the province can continue mandating that healthcare workers receive the COVID vaccines as a condition of employment, despite the fact the shots do not prevent transmission or infection.
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Ontario police officer requests review of ‘misconduct’ charge for $50 donation to Freedom Convoy
Constable Michael Brisco's request comes after the federal court recently ruled that Justin Trudeau's use of the Emergencies Act to end the Freedom Convoy violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Supreme Court of Canada declines to hear appeal of Manitoba churches against COVID lockdowns
According to the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, Manitoba's COVID regulations allowed the NHL's Winnipeg Jets to practice indoors but banned church services.
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COVID charges stayed against former MP Derek Sloan, pastor Henry Hildebrandt
In 2021, former Conservative MP Derek Sloan and prominent pastor Henry Hildebrandt were both charged under the Reopening Ontario Act for peacefully protesting against COVID mandates.
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Online Harms bill could see Canadians face house arrest based on citizen complaints: Constitutional lawyer
Constitutional lawyer Marty Moore has warned LifeSiteNews that under the proposed Online Harms Act, courts could impose restrictions on Canadians under threat of jail if there is 'fear' the accused may commit a 'hate crime' in the future.
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Top constitutional group urges Trudeau gov’t to amend ‘Online Harms’ bill
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association warned that the Trudeau government's newly proposed 'Online Harms' bill could see unelected bureaucrats become 'judge, jury, and executioner' when it comes to internet conduct.
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