June 2024

Artificial Intelligence PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

Guest Blog: AI Policymakers Should Encourage Video Notice Supplements to Support Meaningful Consent Online

The design of an online consent process is vital to ensuring individuals can decide about…

CCLAJune 28, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRESS RELEASES

CCLA Intervenes in D’Arthenay V Ontario Provincial Police

TORONTO - The CCLA will appear before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Oshawa…

CCLAJune 25, 2024

Device Searches DNA Forensics PRIVACY Search & Seizure

Privacy Rights in the Workplace: The Fruits of a Search Cannot be Used to Justify an Unreasonable Privacy Violation

Privacy rights protected under s. 8 of the Charter require that the State assess whether…

Anaïs Bussières McNicollJune 21, 2024

Disability EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES

CCLA Argues Before the Ontario Court of Appeal to Protect the Rights of Workers With Disabilities

TORONTO - Pro bono lawyers representing the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) will be appearing…

CCLAJune 17, 2024

PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform

CCLA Joins Other Organizations to Urge Federal Political Parties to Accept that Privacy Laws Apply to Them

Federal political parties, like everyone else in Canada, must respect Canadians’ privacy rights.

Anaïs Bussières McNicollJune 11, 2024

EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES Refugees & Immigration

CCLA Urges Senators to Support Passage of Bill S-235

CCLA strongly encourage the Honourable Senators to support the passage of Bill S-235 at third…

Harini SivalingamJune 11, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Cruel & Unusual Punishment Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRESS RELEASES

Foreign Interference Bill: CCLA Warns the Senate Committee about Charter Issues that Must Be Addressed

On June 10, 2024, Shakir Rahim, director of the Criminal Justice program at the Canadian…

CCLAJune 10, 2024

Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRESS RELEASES Right to Protest

Free Speech and Protest Rights: CCLA to Universities and Police Services: You Must Walk the Talk

On June 7, 2024, Anaïs Bussières McNicoll, director of the Fundamental Freedoms program and interim…

CCLAJune 7, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Cruel & Unusual Punishment Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRESS RELEASES

Civil Society Should be Granted Adequate Time to Meaningfully Engage in the Public Consultations Around the Foreign Interference Bill

TORONTO — Yesterday, Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) Lawyers Anaïs Bussières McNicoll (Director of the Fundamental…

CCLAJune 5, 2024

Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Right to Protest

Free Speech and Protest Rights: CCLA Granted Leave to Intervene in the McGill University Injunction Proceeding

On June 4, 2024, Anaïs Bussières McNicoll, Director of the Fundamental Freedoms Program and Interim…

CCLAJune 4, 2024

CCLA Intervenes in D’Arthenay V Ontario Provincial Police

Privacy Rights in the Workplace: The Fruits of a Search Cannot be Used to Justify an Unreasonable Privacy Violation

CCLA Argues Before the Ontario Court of Appeal to Protect the Rights of Workers With Disabilities

CCLA Joins Other Organizations to Urge Federal Political Parties to Accept that Privacy Laws Apply to Them

CCLA Urges Senators to Support Passage of Bill S-235

Foreign Interference Bill: CCLA Warns the Senate Committee about Charter Issues that Must Be Addressed

Free Speech and Protest Rights: CCLA to Universities and Police Services: You Must Walk the Talk

Civil Society Should be Granted Adequate Time to Meaningfully Engage in the Public Consultations Around the Foreign Interference Bill

Free Speech and Protest Rights: CCLA Granted Leave to Intervene in the McGill University Injunction Proceeding

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