freedom of expression
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Unstuck
Ontario’s Superior Court strikes down the anti-carbon tax-sticker law, but still doesn’t get freedom of expression Continue reading
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Ministers of Truth
A proposal to criminalize epidemic-related “misinformation” is dangerous Continue reading
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Day Three: Emmett Macfarlane
Among the panoply of difficult constitutional decisions rendered by the Supreme Court of Canada, there are many occasions when the majority of justices provide reasoning that can only be described as less than compelling (some might simply say ‘wrong’). The virtues of dissenting reasons – which, even on a highly consensual court like the Supreme Continue reading
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Day Two: Kerri A. Froc
The Power of Saying No Continue reading
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The System Is Working
Environmentalist groups have a point when they say they are being muzzled by Elections Canada; trouble is, that’s exactly how the law is meant to work Continue reading
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Do Not Pass Section 1: Go Directly to Invalidity
Some infringements on rights are never acceptable in a free and democratic society, including requirements to state facts one doesn’t believe in Continue reading
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Sticking It to the Feds
Why Ontario’s anti-carbon-tax stickers are likely unconstitutional, and certainly immoral Continue reading
Double Aspect 