The Public Order Emergency Commission (also known at the Rouleau Commission) is now accepting comments from members of the public on their experiences, views, observations, and ideas about the federal

In this episode of the CCF's Freedom Update, Christine interviews author and journalist Andrew Lawton about his experience reporting on the Freedom Convoy, and what some of the reporting on this grass

In this episode of the CCF's Freedom Update, Christine talks about the poverty of Canada's constitutional culture and whether the Charter lived up to it's promise to civil libertarians. - This episode

The Canadian Constitution Foundation was in the Federal Court on August 8 seeking the disclosure of information which goes to the heart of the governments decision to invoke the Emergencies Act on Fe

In this episode of the Canadian Constitution Foundation's #FreedomUpdate, Christine talks about a recent case from the Supreme Court of Canada. The British Columbia government argued to restrict the a

On July 15, 2022, the BC Court of Appeal released the long awaited decision in Cambie Surgeries Corporation v British Columbia. The appeal was dismissed with the majority written by Chief Justice Baum

In this episode of the Freedom Update, Christine gives a critical update about our case challenging the federal governments use of the Emergencies Act. The government had previously fought the Canadi

In this episode the CCF’s Litigation Director, Christine, looks into why hospitals in Canada are overwhelmed right now even though COVID cases and hospitalizations are trending down. See information o

In this episode of the Canadian Constitution Foundation's Freedom Update, Christine interviews North Korean defector Yeonmi Park. This was filmed at the Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference in

In this episode of the CCF’s Freedom Update, Christine discusses a recent decision by the Alberta Court of Appeal that held that the Trudeau government’s “Impact Assessment Act”, known by many as the