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Op-Ed: Expanding Arrest Powers Won’t Make Transit Safer

Harini Sivalingam, Director of the Equality Program at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, writes about…

Harini Sivalingammai 8, 2026

Urgence démocratique au Québec Droits démocratiques LIBERTES FONDAMENTALES Clause dérogatoire COMMUNIQUÉS DE PRESSE

L’ACLC réagit au dépôt du Projet de loi 596 qui limiterait l’usage de la clause dérogatoire au Québec

Montreal – On 7 May 2026, Anaïs Bussières McNicoll, Quebec spokesperson and director of Fundamental…

CCLAmai 7, 2026

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CCLA Remarks On Bill C-14 Restricting Bail

On April 22, 2026, Shakir Rahim, Director of the Criminal Justice Program, testified on Bill…

Chakir Rahimmai 7, 2026

JUSTICE CRIMINELLE ÉGALITÉ LIBERTES FONDAMENTALES COMMUNIQUÉS DE PRESSE INTIMITÉ

CCLA Congratulates Justice Louise Arbour on Her Appointment as Canada’s Next Governor-General

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association congratulates Justice Louise Arbour on her appointment as Canada’s next…

CCLAmai 6, 2026

ÉGALITÉ COMMUNIQUÉS DE PRESSE

CCLA Condemns Ontario’s Expansion of Arrest Powers to Transit Special Constables

TORONTO — The Canadian Civil Liberties Association expressed profound disappointment and alarm following the Ontario…

CCLAmai 5, 2026

Accès à l'information LIBERTES FONDAMENTALES INTIMITÉ

Op-Ed: Ontario’s Government Wants to Keep You in the Dark – What Are They Hiding?

Roughly every four years, voters elect a government and grant it significant powers and responsibilities.…

Anaïs Bussières McNicollmai 4, 2026

LIBERTES FONDAMENTALES COMMUNIQUÉS DE PRESSE INTIMITÉ Droit de vote

CCLA Slams the Rush to Erode Privacy and Evade Democratic Debate

The motion adopted by the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs to rush Bill…

CCLAmai 1, 2026

ÉGALITÉ LGBTQ2S+Clause dérogatoire COMMUNIQUÉS DE PRESSE

CCLA Granted Leave to Intervene in Saskatchewan’s Pronoun Law and the Notwithstanding Clause at the Supreme Court

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) has been granted leave to intervene in Saskatchewan (Minister…

CCLAavril 29, 2026

Accès à l'information Cybersecurity LIBERTES FONDAMENTALES INTIMITÉ

Ontario pushes Bill 97 into law, dodging legislative scrutiny

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) is deeply concerned by the passing of Ontario Bill…

Tamiravril 24, 2026

Publicité politique COMMUNIQUÉS DE PRESSE INTIMITÉ

New Poll: Federal Political Parties Dead Last on Privacy Trust

A new national IPSOS poll commissioned by the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association…

Tamiravril 22, 2026

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Op-Ed: Expanding Arrest Powers Won’t Make Transit Safer

L’ACLC réagit au dépôt du Projet de loi 596 qui limiterait l’usage de la clause dérogatoire au Québec

CCLA Remarks On Bill C-14 Restricting Bail

CCLA Congratulates Justice Louise Arbour on Her Appointment as Canada’s Next Governor-General

CCLA Condemns Ontario’s Expansion of Arrest Powers to Transit Special Constables

CCLA Slams the Rush to Erode Privacy and Evade Democratic Debate

CCLA Granted Leave to Intervene in Saskatchewan’s Pronoun Law and the Notwithstanding Clause at the Supreme Court

Ontario pushes Bill 97 into law, dodging legislative scrutiny

New Poll: Federal Political Parties Dead Last on Privacy Trust

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