Tom Marazzo wrote on X.com: There are 136,000 licensed lawyers in Canada. And yet, when it mattered most, the overwhelming majority couldn’t even recognize what was happening in their own country. They either hid in silence while the government trampled the Charter,...
In November the Supreme Court of Canada will hold hearings in as case that could fundamentally alter the landscape of Canadian parliamentary democracy. The case of Alford v. Canada (Attorney General), arising from a challenge to the National Security and Intelligence...
Beat the censors, sign-up for our newsletter: https://firstfreedoms.ca/call_to_action_pages/stay_informed/ The interview between Barry Bussey and Jean Christophe (JC) Jasmine, the Quebec director for CARDUS, explores the complex issue of religious freedom in Quebec,...
In recent years, the balancing act between ensuring national security and safeguarding personal privacy has tipped alarmingly toward state overreach. This trend is akin to the slow, creeping fog banks of Newfoundland “roll in” that I observed with a mix of...
Recent legal decisions in Quebec reveal a troubling trend: legislation and regulations that undermine fundamental freedoms, particularly religious liberty, are increasingly coming under scrutiny—and in some cases, being upheld. From the municipal court ruling against...
Another historic week lies ahead for Canada as King Charles and Queen Camilla cross the Atlantic in a symbolic gesture to strengthen ties—and perhaps influence—Canada’s future amidst shifting global dynamics. Is this a sign that “The Empire Strikes Back,”...
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