Freedom Forum
In this episode of Freedom Featured, host Barry Bussey speaks with Barry Neufeld, former school board trustee, and his lawyer James Kitchen about a highly controversial decision by the BC Human Rights Tribunal and its broader implications for free expression, belief,...
Freedom Forum
Judicial independence is essential to the rule of law. Without it, courts cannot restrain power or protect rights. But independence does not mean immunity from scrutiny, and public trust is not sustained by warning citizens and journalists away from naming...
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March 22, 2026, Bill C‑9, formally titled the Combatting Hate Act, has reached the Report Stage in the House of Commons—one of the final steps before a potential vote on passage. The bill has moved forward rapidly. In the process, several developments have raised...
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The rule of law does not survive on paper alone. It survives on public confidence. People must believe that the law binds everyone. Including the government. Especially the government. When citizens conclude the rules are bent for those in power, respect for law...
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A Line Canadians Cannot Afford to Cross The irony of the Roman senators assassinating Julius Caesar on March 15, 44 BC, was that their attempt to save the Republic from tyranny triggered the very outcome they feared: an empire ruled by one dictator after another....
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The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal’s reasoning stretches hate‑speech law beyond Whatcott—and puts lawful dissent at risk. February 28, 2026 Canadian hate‑speech law rests on a delicate but essential balance: it must protect vulnerable groups from genuine...
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