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CCLA on the Supreme Court of Canada’s Ruling in the Working Families Case: An Important Victory for Democracy

It is profoundly regrettable that the Ontario government chose to use the notwithstanding clause to…

CCLAMarch 7, 2025

Freedom of Association FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS

CCLA Opposes New Limits on Right to Strike

MONTREAL — Anaïs Bussières McNicoll, Director of the Fundamental Freedoms Program at the Canadian Civil Liberties…

CCLAFebruary 21, 2025

CRIMINAL JUSTICE EQUALITY FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRIVACY

CCLA Sends letter to Ontario Political Parties Ahead of Election

With the Ontario election coming up on February 27th, we have sent a letter to…

CCLAFebruary 12, 2025

Emergencies Act FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS

Emergencies Act Challenge: CCLA in Court Today to Defend Historic Victory

TORONTO — Today, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association is before the Federal Court of Appeal to…

CCLAFebruary 4, 2025

Criminal Prohibitions on Speech Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRIVACY Regulation of Online Expression Surveillance & Technology

Online Harms: CCLA Testifies on Bill C-63 Before Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights

While legislation aimed at protecting against the harms of online discourse serves an important purpose,…

Anaïs Bussières McNicollDecember 17, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE EQUALITY FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Police Transparency, Oversight & Accountability

CCLA Urges Montreal to End Street Checks

CCLA wrote to the City of Montreal to urge them to end street checks in…

CCLADecember 13, 2024

EQUALITY Notwithstanding Clause Socio-Economic Status

CCLA Expresses Concerns Over Proposed Laws To Criminalize Unhoused People Living in Encampments

TORONTO — Harini Sivalingam, Director of the Equality Program at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association…

CCLADecember 12, 2024

EQUALITY FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Notwithstanding Clause PRESS RELEASES

CCLA Reacts to the Ontario Premier’s Letter Foreshadowing Future Use of the Notwithstanding Clause to Override Court Decisions

TORONTO — CCLA is relieved that the Ontario government does not intend on using the…

CCLADecember 5, 2024

Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRESS RELEASES Regulation of Online Expression

CCLA Welcomes Federal Justice Minister’s Decision to Split Bill C-63

Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) has sent a letter to Brampton’s Mayor and City Councillors…

CCLADecember 5, 2024

FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Socio-Economic Status

CCLA Reacts to Ontario Government Bill Shutting Down Safe Injection Health Services

Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) has sent a letter to Brampton’s Mayor and City Councillors…

CCLANovember 22, 2024

FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS

CCLA on the Supreme Court of Canada’s Ruling in the Working Families Case: An Important Victory for Democracy

CCLA Opposes New Limits on Right to Strike

CCLA Sends letter to Ontario Political Parties Ahead of Election

Emergencies Act Challenge: CCLA in Court Today to Defend Historic Victory

CCLA Urges Montreal to End Street Checks

CCLA Expresses Concerns Over Proposed Laws To Criminalize Unhoused People Living in Encampments

CCLA Reacts to the Ontario Premier’s Letter Foreshadowing Future Use of the Notwithstanding Clause to Override Court Decisions

CCLA Welcomes Federal Justice Minister’s Decision to Split Bill C-63

CCLA Reacts to Ontario Government Bill Shutting Down Safe Injection Health Services

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