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All Cold Lakers pulled over by police will be subjected to breathalyserCold Lake SunDecember 8, 2018
Edmonton police launch 2018 Holiday Checkstop programGlobal NewsDecember 7, 2018
LPS outline what to know ahead of mandatory alcohol screening coming into effect this monthLethbridge News NewDecember 5, 2018
Civil rights advocates question Canada’s new impaired driving law — but feds say don’t worryGlobal NewsDecember 5, 2018
Liberals defend new powers to demand roadside breath samplesPrince George CitizenDecember 4, 2018
Minor charges, major burden Probation-order infractions clog up provincial courtWinnipeg Free PressDecember 3, 2018
Framework for media production orders stands, with some refinement: SCCCanadian LawyerNovember 30, 2018
Supreme Court orders reporter to surrender confidential materialCBCNovember 30, 2018
EXCLUSIVE: Secret documents say Canada’s no-fly list poses ‘national security risk,’ but a fix is still years awayGlobal NewsNovember 29, 2018
Canada’s slow and insufficient efforts at ending solitary confinementNational MagazineNovember 27, 2018
No complaints to patient ombudsman on hospital armband policiesThe London Free PressNovember 21, 2018
Ottawa to miss deadline for solitary confinement law, seeks extensionThe Globe and MailNovember 21, 2018
Edmonton MP Kerry Diotte Sues U of A Student Newspaper For Calling Him RacistHuffington PostNovember 20, 2018
Why a New Brunswick judge dismissed the jury and declared a mistrial in the Dennis Oland murder caseGlobal NewsNovember 20, 2018
Civil liberties group asks Ontario’s top court for changes to solitary confinement rulesGlobal NewsNovember 20, 2018
Court awards Hamilton man $49K in case against Hamilton policeCanadian LawyerNovember 14, 2018
Marrisa Shen investigators may have done DNA sweep of Middle Eastern menBurnaby NowNovember 13, 2018
Federal government's appeal of solitary confinement decision in B.C. to be heardPrince George CitizenNovember 12, 2018
Ontario reforms police record checksCanadian HR ReporterNovember 7, 2018
2,000 days in solitary and counting: Federal reforms to segregation flawed, say prisoner rights advocatesCBCNovember 6, 2018
Ford government defends sex-ed rollback, argues teachers retain ‘substantial discretion’Toronto StarNovember 6, 2018
Ambiguity around marketing in Cannabis Act causing confusionCanadian LawyerNovember 5, 2018
Police record check law protects privacy, but exemptions too broad, civil liberties group saysThe Lawyer's DailyNovember 5, 2018
“The United States Is Not a Safe Country”: Canadian Advocates Want to End a Policy That Turns Asylum-seekers Back to U.S.The InterceptNovember 3, 2018
Is it better to debate Steve Bannon or to ignore him?Global NewsOctober 31, 2018
Nunavut denies access to prisoners in notorious jailVICE NewsOctober 26, 2018
Watchdog forum has its eyes on Sidewalk Labs Quayside developmentToronto StarOctober 26, 2018
Lawyers raise concerns over Ontario MPP’s private member’s billCanadian LawyerOctober 22, 2018
Misuse Of Cannabis Can Still Lead To Criminal ChargesMy Prince George NowOctober 17, 2018
Bill claiming to end inmate segregation to be reviewed by civil liberties groupsCanadian LawyerOctober 17, 2018
Dazed and confused: Canada cannabis legalization brings complex new lawsThe GuardianOctober 16, 2018
Students Have Proven They Deserve A Say In Ontario Sex-Ed ConsultationHuffington PostOctober 15, 2018
Sidewalk Labs use of cellphone data in proposed U.S. deal raises concern in TorontoToronto StarOctober 12, 2018
New premier, same old story: Québec's longtime anti-niqab effortsThe Chronicle HeraldOctober 5, 2018
How roadside speed signs in the U.S. could be tracking you using Canadian-made techNational PostOctober 4, 2018
Lawyers predict trouble in court if Quebec's next premier raises legal cannabis age to 21Canadian National ObserverSeptember 20, 2018
The notwithstanding clause: a dangerous precedent has been setToronto StarSeptember 19, 2018
Second human rights case to challenge government over sex-ed curriculumToronto StarSeptember 17, 2018
Three court cases aim to return the updated sex-ed curriculum to classroomsToronto StarSeptember 14, 2018
Canadians who smoke marijuana legally, or work or invest in the industry, will be barred from the U.S.: Customs and Border Protection officialToronto StarSeptember 13, 2018
Toronto police are using body scanners to reduce strip searchesVICE NewsSeptember 12, 2018
Editorial: Ford’s dictatorial leadership suffers a judicial setbackHamilton SpectatorSeptember 11, 2018
Will Doug Ford's many legal battles help or hamper his agenda? Experts are dividedCBCSeptember 11, 2018
More court challenges ahead for the Ford governmentToronto StarSeptember 10, 2018
Human traffickers' appeal of 4-year sentence revives mandatory minimum questionsCBCSeptember 10, 2018
The Ultimate Guide To Legal Actions Against Doug Ford's GovernmentHuffpostSeptember 5, 2018
Mother at centre of sex-ed court challenge says rollback ‘dangerous’ for kidsToronto StarSeptember 4, 2018
Ontario elementary teachers union files court challenge over sex-ed rollback, ‘snitch line’Toronto StarSeptember 4, 2018
Courts are catching up to Ford’s ‘unlawful’ waysToronto StarSeptember 3, 2018
Was facial recognition technology being used at Richmond Centre?Richmond NewsSeptember 1, 2018
Ontario’s dated sex-ed plan is a lesson in homophobiaGlobe and MailAugust 28, 2018
Doug Ford is failing on the education fileGlobe and MailAugust 27, 2018
Toronto board marshalling resources for teachers under new sex-ed curriculumGlobe and MailAugust 24, 2018
Ontario government sued over sex-ed changesCity NewsAugust 23, 2018
Canadian Civil Liberties Association suing province over ‘ham-fisted’ sex-ed rollbackToronto StarAugust 23, 2018
Civil Liberties Association taking Ontario government to court over sex-ed curriculum changeGlobal NewsAugust 23, 2018
Civil liberties association, parent suing Ontario over sex-ed curriculumCity NewsAugust 23, 2018
Civil liberties association suing Ontario government to block sex ed changesCBCAugust 23, 2018
Driving high? Some disturbing questionsToronto SunAugust 19, 2018
1 in 7 Canadian cannabis users has driven high at least once in the past 3 monthsWashington PostAugust 17, 2018
Teachers rally against move to scrap sex-ed curriculumToronto SunAugust 15, 2018
Ontario elementary teachers protest sex-ed rollback at Queen's ParkCity NewsAugust 14, 2018
Cannabis users will drive into murky territory when they get behind the wheelToronto StarAugust 13, 2018
Ford opposes handgun ban as he pledges funds to fight gun violenceGlobe and MailAugust 9, 2018
Ford ignoring ‘innocent until proven guilty’: civil liberties groupiPoliticsAugust 9, 2018
More legal challenges on the way over Ford government’s outdated sex-ed curriculumToronto StarAugust 9, 2018
Old Ontario sex-education curriculum 'not reflective' of current issues, Thunder Bay board saysCBCAugust 8, 2018
Health-care professionals speak out against changing Ontario’s sex-ed curriculumToronto StarAugust 7, 2018
Proposed sex-ed changes a violation of charter rights, CCLA saysCBCAugust 7, 2018
'They can make money from knowing who we are': Experts concerned about the use of facial recognition softwareGlobal NewsJuly 31, 2018
Smile, you're probably on facial recognition softwareCBCJuly 30, 2018
Calgary mall defends use of facial-recognition technology after customer discovers they’re being watchedGlobal NewsJuly 26, 2018
National security wrapAustralian Strategic Policy InstituteJuly 26, 2018
CCLA, criminal lawyers raise red flags as Toronto approves increased surveillanceLawyer's DailyJuly 26, 2018
Toronto gun violence: 'A product of what we didn't do right'Al JazeeraJuly 25, 2018
Toronto, ShotSpotter, and the normalization of surveillanceMediumJuly 25, 2018
Toronto Approves Gunshot-Detecting Surveillance Tech Days After Mass ShootingMotherboard (VICE)July 25, 2018
In Canada, Uber and Lyft drivers can't live stream riders without 'explicit' consent CBCJuly 25, 2018
It is time to end solitary confinementInstitute for Research on Public PolicyJuly 25, 2018
Leave the phone at home: Privacy commissioner and advocates warn Canadians to keep data secure when crossing the borderToronto StarJuly 24, 2018
Don’t make uninformed decisions based on fearToronto StarJuly 24, 2018
What would gunfire-tracking technology mean for civil liberties in Toronto?The Agenda | TVOJuly 24, 2018
CCLA wants Toronto to put a hold on purchasing gunshot-location technologyGlobal NewsJuly 24, 2018
Toronto city council to consider investing in 'gunshot detection technology,’ ShotSpotterNational PostJuly 23, 2018
Council postpones meeting, gun violence reduction plan debate after Danforth shootingToronto StarJuly 23, 2018
Civil rights organization urges city hall to delay purchase of gunshot-location technologyToronto StarJuly 23, 2018
Withdrawal of sex ed curriculum leaves students unprotected: protestersToronto SunJuly 21, 2018
What is ‘ShotSpotter’? Controversial gunshot detector technology approved by Toronto policeGlobal NewsJuly 20, 2018
Are Doug Ford’s proposed changes to sex education unconstitutional?Daily XtraJuly 17, 2018
Premier Ford’s back-to-work legislation will violate civil liberties, hurt studentsCUPEJuly 16, 2018
How not to defend free speechNational PostJuly 16, 2018
Union leaders speak out against back-to-work legislation to end York University strikeGlobal NewsJuly 16, 2018
PCs to order remaining striking York U education staff back to workToronto StarJuly 16, 2018
Nothing dope about legal cannabisToronto SunJuly 15, 2018
Turning throne speech into reality will pose hurdles for Doug FordCBCJuly 13, 2018
Doug Ford’s Sex-Ed Curriculum Repeal Will Lead to More Sex Assaults, Advocate SaysVICE NewsJuly 13, 2018
Micheal Bryant: The Circumstance of EqualsOf Counsel PodcastJuly 10, 2018
Feds need to end detention of children, say human rights groupsCanadian Lawyer MagazineJuly 6, 2018
The Trudeau government and the recriminalization of cannabis The Lawyer's DailyJuly 5, 2018
How the Jordan Lafond inquest highlights need for better police oversightGlobal NewsJuly 5, 2018
Will new Ontario AG Caroline Mulroney address inefficiencies in legal system?Canadian Lawyer MagazineJuly 3, 2018
Toronto accidentally turned over citizens' private info 16 times in 2 yearsCBCJuly 3, 2018
English-language school boards prepare to use Quebec's new guidelines on religious accommodationCBCJuly 2, 2018
Inside Tuscan: the other no-fly list Canada didn't tell you aboutThe GuardianJune 30, 2018
Women and human rights prevail as Quebec's face-covering law is suspended, againNational ObserverJune 29, 2018
Quebec court extends suspension of law banning face veilsAl JazeeraJune 29, 2018
Quebec judge once again suspends application of province’s religious neutrality lawGlobal NewsJune 28, 2018
Judge suspends Quebec face-covering ban, says it appears to violate charter CBCJune 28, 2018
Doug Ford urged to keep Indigenous post in new cabinetCBCJune 27, 2018
Do Edmonton police searches of bar ID scanners violate customers' rights?CBCJune 25, 2018
Rights groups gear up for new court battle over solitary confinementGlobe and MailJune 19, 2018
Former child refugee Abdoul Abdi’s judicial review set for today in HalifaxToronto StarJune 19, 2018
New police initiative has some experts concerned about privacy St. Thomas Times-JournalJune 15, 2018
Top court to rule on accreditation of B.C. Christian university's law schoolTimes ColumnistJune 14, 2018
U.S.-Canada agreement on refugees is now unconstitutionalThe ConversationJune 13, 2018
Senate dumps random breath testing, sets stage for showdown with CommonsLawyer's DailyJune 13, 2018
Who will be Ontario’s next attorney general?Canadian LawyerJune 11, 2018
University-prison partnership brings hope to incarcerated learnersUniversity AffairsJune 8, 2018
U of T researchers design algorithm that dupes facial recognition detectorsToronto StarJune 6, 2018
Coming to Canada? Biometric data collection expandingRadio CanadaJune 6, 2018
Ottawa expands program to collect fingerprints, photos from foreign nationals coming to CanadaCBCJune 5, 2018
Canada set to expand biometrics program for those entering CanadaDigital JournalJune 5, 2018
Job applicants with criminal records need human rights protections The Varsity (UofT)June 4, 2018
Censured former Bre-X lawyer Joe Groia acquitted of courtroom civility breach by Supreme CourtOttawa CitizenJune 1, 2018
SCC rules Groia not guilty, sets standard for when lawyers’ incivility in court becomes professional misconductLawyer's DailyJune 1, 2018
Details about a secret police surveillance program in Ontario are emergingVice NewsMay 30, 2018
Abdoul Abdi’s defenders are “piling on,” complain government lawyers who are trying to deport himHalifax ExaminerMay 29, 2018
Two groups seek intervener status at former child refugee Abdoul Abdi’s judicial reviewToronto StarMay 29, 2018
Data governance in a digital age: When information wants to be unfreeFinancial PostMay 29, 2018
Pump the brakes on random roadside stopsGlobe and MailMay 28, 2018
Trudeau is the master of identity politics and 'aggressive nationalism'Calgary HeraldMay 26, 2018
Canada a world leader in preventing arrival of refugeesToronto StarMay 25, 2018
Senators fear random roadside tests for alcohol will lead to racial profilingGlobe and MailMay 24, 2018
CRA Uncovers Nearly $600 Million In Unpaid Taxes On B.C., Ontario Real EstateHuffington PostMay 24, 2018
What can Toronto police learn from the Golden State Killer case?Toronto StarMay 20, 2018
City of Hamilton admits classifying anarchist sign as a ‘hate symbol’ was an overstepGlobe and MailMay 17, 2018
Security tool, or torture? Time running out for Liberals to make a call on solitary confinementCBCMay 15, 2018
Viewer Experience podcast Ep. 4: Living in an ‘Anon’-ymous worldMobile SyrupMay 15, 2018
Ban solitary confinement for mentally ill, Indigenous inmates: rights groupsNational PostMay 14, 2018
Indefinite solitary confinement is ‘torture,’ say civil liberties groupsCTV NewsMay 14, 2018
New guidelines not enough to fix Quebec's face-covering ban, lawyer saysCBCMay 12, 2018
Student unions awarded costs in private litigation cases Law TimesMay 7, 2018
Ottawa wants to help these voters access the ballot Toronto StarMay 4, 2018
La Police de Toronto a surveillé un chroniqueur noir et Black Lives MatterRadio CanadaMay 3, 2018
Police monitored Black Lives Matter Toronto protesters in 2016, documents showCBCMay 3, 2018
Charging teen is an abuse of power in Nova Scotia privacy breach, say civil liberties groupsCanadian LawyerMay 1, 2018
Ottawa’s planned cannabis legalization law will expose Canadians to ‘new minefield’ of criminalization: CCLAThe Lawyer's Daily April 18, 2018
Ensuring Canadians are helped, not harmed, by big dataToronto StarApril 18, 2018
Mosque shooter's search history shouldn't be a cause for online censorship: expertCBCApril 18, 2018
Canadian Teenager Faces 10 Years in Prison for Downloading 7,000 FOIA ReleasesSputnikApril 18, 2018
Story of N.S. teen accused in government website breach resonates with programmersCBCApril 17, 2018
The gay community has long been over-policed and under-protected. The Bruce McArthur case is the final strawCBCApril 16, 2018
Canada: Iranian students’ PR delay is “detrimental”The Pie NewsApril 16, 2018
Do you think police officers should wear cameras?CBCApril 15, 2018
Deputy police chief defends spike in use of forceLondon Free PressApril 13, 2018
Preventing big data discrimination in Canada: Addressing design, consent and sovereignty challengesCentre for International Governance InnovationApril 12, 2018
Privacy is the ‘new battlefield,’ says UW surveillance specialistThe RecordApril 10, 2018
Hundreds of Iranians say lengthy security checks have stalled their immigration applicationsVice NewsApril 9, 2018
Iranians accuse Ottawa of discrimination as permanent-residency applications face delaysGlobe and MailApril 9, 2018
Legal ‘reforms’ punish people Supreme Court sought to protectToronto StarApril 9, 2018
Civil Liberties Association urges Hussen to help Iranians get permanent residencyiPoliticsApril 9, 2018
Appel à moderniser la loi fédérale sur la protection des données personnellesRadio-CanadaApril 8, 2018
The RCMP conducted an 'elaborate' undercover sting on a man suspected of vandalism and threats. Was it too much?National PostApril 5, 2018
The U.S. wants to screen visa applicants’ social media accountsVice NewsApril 4, 2018
6 easy ways to protect your online privacyOttawa CitizenApril 4, 2018
Former federal justice lawyer Schmidt accuses department of ‘doublespeak’ after losing appealThe Lawyer's DailyApril 3, 2018
Will big data in crime fighting create a new era in racial profiling?The WalrusMarch 29, 2018
Companies that collect data must be held to accountToronto StarMarch 30, 2018
CCLA releases report, criticizes York security measuresThe Avro PostMarch 29, 2018
Robert Fulford: We've made peace with torture in our prisons, if we think of it at allNational PostMarch 23, 2018
When is it OK for a politician to comment on a court case?Toronto StarMarch 16, 2018
Canada’s privacy commissioner wants to limit data collection in national security billMobile SyrupMarch 9, 2018
Canadian cops admit to using Stingray devices to track cellphones en masseVice NewsMarch 9, 2018
Joyal says impaired driving bill violates Charter, is ‘full of holes’; Senators worried Bill C-46 will overburden courtsThe Lawyer's DailyMarch 7, 2018
Montreal suburb’s plan to ban public smoking could do more harm than good, advocate saysToronto StarMarch 7, 2018
Grading Trudeau on justice reformCanadian LawyerMarch 5, 2018
Two years after they said they didn’t, Toronto police admit they use Stingray cellphone snooping deviceToronto StarMarch 5, 2018
Canadians' confidential tax info to be shared with police in other countriesCBCMarch 1, 2018
OpenMedia launches day of action to protest FairPlay Canada anti-piracy coalition Mobile SyrupFebruary 28, 2018
Canada's government appeals court ruling on solitary confinementThompson ReutersFebruary 19, 2018
Federal government appealing B.C. Supreme Court decision on solitary confinementGlobe and MailFebruary 19, 2018
Toronto police are in court following largest arrests in Canadian historyVice NewsFebruary 12, 2018
Canadian musician’s court motion draws on #MeToo movementToronto StarFebruary 10, 2018
G20-related lawsuit on police brutality to begin MondayToronto StarFebruary 4, 2018