equality
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Still First Past the Post
The Court of Appeal for Ontario upholds the constitutionality of Canada’s election system Continue reading
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Bonkerstown Bypass
The “math is racist” decision is overturned―on narrow grounds that give little guidance for the future Continue reading
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The Law of Bonkerstown
Does the constitution mandate the soft bigotry of low expectations? Continue reading
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Day Two: Kerri A. Froc
The Power of Saying No Continue reading
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Shouting into the Constitutional Void
Section 28 of the Canadian Charter and Québec’s Bill 21 Continue reading
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It’s Happening Here Too
Canadians need to heed David Bernstein’s warning about administrative decision-makers’ disregard of constitutional rights Continue reading
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On the Origin of Rights
Are religious justifications for rights and equality inadmissible in Canadian politics? Continue reading
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What Really Matters
Whether Québec’s anti-religious bill is racist or Islamophobic is beside the point. What matters is its illiberalism Continue reading
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No Money for You
Can Saskatchewan fund non-Catholic students in Catholic schools? Raising government ire, a court says no. Continue reading
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“Intolerant and Illiberal”
The BC Court of Appeal is right to insist on tolerance for an intolerant institution Continue reading
Double Aspect 