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Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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Philosopher King or Fellow Traveller: A Look at Pierre Trudeau’s Legacy

Philosopher King or Fellow Traveller: A Look at Pierre Trudeau’s Legacy
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Courts Ought to Show Less Deference to Administrative Agencies and Tribunals

Courts Ought to Show Less Deference to Administrative Agencies and Tribunals
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Canada
Canada

Supreme Court Won’t Examine Sharing of Canadian Bank Account Info With US

Supreme Court Won’t Examine Sharing of Canadian Bank Account Info With US
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Canada
Canada

Eby: Federal Government Needs to Reform Bail System ‘Now’ to Target Repeat Offenders

Eby: Federal Government Needs to Reform Bail System ‘Now’ to Target Repeat Offenders
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Canada
Canada

Winnipeg Police Charge Second Man With Attempting to Intimidate Justice Official

Winnipeg Police Charge Second Man With Attempting to Intimidate Justice Official
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Canada
Canada

Michael Taube: When It Comes to the Notwithstanding Clause, Doug Ford Had No Other Option

Michael Taube: When It Comes to the Notwithstanding Clause, Doug Ford Had No Other Option
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Rex Murphy: The Liberals’ Stance on Ford’s Use of Notwithstanding Clause Oozes With Hypocrisy

Rex Murphy: The Liberals’ Stance on Ford’s Use of Notwithstanding Clause Oozes With Hypocrisy
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Canada
Canada

Supreme Court Will Not Hear Appeal of Manitoba’s Public-Sector Wage Freeze

Supreme Court Will Not Hear Appeal of Manitoba’s Public-Sector Wage Freeze
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Canada
Canada

Canadians ‘Dissatisfied’ With Feds’ Treatment of Freedom Convoy: Internal Federal Poll

Canadians ‘Dissatisfied’ With Feds’ Treatment of Freedom Convoy: Internal Federal Poll
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Canada
Canada

Top Court’s Upholding of Extreme Intoxication Defence Draws Mixed Reactions

Top Court’s Upholding of Extreme Intoxication Defence Draws Mixed Reactions
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John Robson: The Charter at 40: Empowering the State, Not Protecting Liberty

John Robson: The Charter at 40: Empowering the State, Not Protecting Liberty
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Canada
Canada

Police Use of Facial Recognition Technology Could Threaten Charter Rights, Lawyer Tells MPs

Police Use of Facial Recognition Technology Could Threaten Charter Rights, Lawyer Tells MPs
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Canada
Canada

Legal Organization Suing BC Government in Effort to End Vaccine Mandates for Health-Care Workers

Legal Organization Suing BC Government in Effort to End Vaccine Mandates for Health-Care Workers
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Opinion: Does Modern Science Demand That We Sacrifice Our Freedom of Conscience?

Does Modern Science Demand That We Sacrifice Our Freedom of Conscience?
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Canada
Canada

Charter’s Last Surviving Signatory and Former Premier Sues Ottawa Over Travel Vaccine Mandates

Charter’s Last Surviving Signatory and Former Premier Sues Ottawa Over Travel Vaccine Mandates
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Canada
Canada

Video: Lawyers Launch Campaign to Protect Civil Liberties in Canada

Video: Lawyers Launch Campaign to Protect Civil Liberties in Canada
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Canada
Canada

COVID Responses Defy Canadian Constitution, Says Last Living Architect of 1982 Legal Framework

COVID Responses Defy Canadian Constitution, Says Last Living Architect of 1982 Legal Framework
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Canada
Canada

Vaccine Mandates Are Dividing Canadians: Former Judge

Vaccine Mandates Are Dividing Canadians: Former Judge
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Canada
Canada

Federal Vaccine Mandates Implicate, Infringe on Canadians’ Charter Rights: Legal Experts

Federal Vaccine Mandates Implicate, Infringe on Canadians’ Charter Rights: Legal Experts
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Canada
Canada

Over 3,500 Alberta Health Care Professionals Call for Halt on Vaccine Mandate for Health Workers

Over 3,500 Alberta Health Care Professionals Call for Halt on Vaccine Mandate for Health Workers
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