End to Solitary Confinement as We Know It
In an extraordinary decision, the Ontario Court of Appeal has ordered an end to prolonged…
Shotspotter is not coming to Toronto, and that’s a win
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) will challenge the Government of Nova Scotia’s exceptionally broad injunction limiting…
CCLAFebruary 14, 2019
Governing by Mercenary
As with the U.S. over-reliance upon private contractors to wage wars, in Canada, we too…
CCLAJanuary 29, 2019
A Victory For Democratic Rights At The Supreme Court
Today, the Supreme Court of Canada has released its long awaited decision in Frank v Canada, striking provisions…
CCLAJanuary 11, 2019
CCLA Wins Important Battle Against Feds On Solitary Confinement
The feds were scolded today by the Chief Justice of Ontario and its highest court,…
CCLADecember 17, 2018
Blowing the Whistle on Saskatoon’s Proposed Rules for Rideshares and Taxis
This morning we wrote to Saskatoon’s Mayor and City Council to share our concerns about…
CCLADecember 14, 2018
Supreme Court Finds a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Shared Computer
In a decision released today in R v Reeves, the Supreme Court ruled that each Canadian…
CCLADecember 13, 2018
New Act Protects Ontarians From Release Of Unproven Allegations
Across the country, Canadians who have never been found guilty of a crime are unable to…
CCLADecember 13, 2018





