UFCW called a “yellow union” selected by Uber, not drivers “It’s all bullshit,” says Uber driver Earla Phillips of Uber’s January 26 announcement of an “agreement” with the organization United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) in Canada. Phillips, an organizer
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Christine Van Geyn, Litigation Director for the Canadian Constitution Foundation, breaks down this week’s Emergency Act decision by explaining the top ten paragraphs for us. In a monumentally, historically important decision, Justice Mosley found that Justin Trudeau’s invocation of the
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Minister congratulates accused in government press release Joedy Wall was outraged to hear media reports that Service NL had licensed a ride sharing service owned by an accused sexual offender. Newfoundland’s Liberal government beat a hasty retreat on its January
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What if Canadians realized he has no mandate to govern? When you throw a Hail Mary pass in football, it means that stakes are high and options are limited: you throw the ball and say a prayer while it’s in
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“This case may not have turned out the way it has without their involvement” Public interest litigants including the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) were crucially important in defending the rights of Canadians during
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Justin Trudeau’s government breached protesters’ rights to free expression, while the freezing of Truckers’ Freedom Convoy sympathizers’ bank accounts amounted to illegal search and seizure, ruled Justice Richard Mosley in a decision released Tuesday, January 23rd. “The decision to issue
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Send your memories and thoughts to [email protected] On January 22nd, 2022, the west coast branch of Canada’s “Freedom Convoy” left Vancouver and headed to Ottawa. Road Warrior News had begun publishing less than one year earlier and was quickly caught
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In writing “Pandemic Panic,” co-author Christine Van Geyn notes,” We have observed a phenomenon of the surreal, sometimes inane, often unprecedented and unusual public health measures taken over the roughly three-year pandemic period being ‘memory holed’, where the mind completely
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TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has created a new free online course about the right to freedom of expression and Canada’s constitution that is available for members of the public. The course is available at theccf.ca/learn, and includes a series of
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