Justice Centre For Constitutional Freedoms

• Two lawyers barred from practising in Manitoba after surveilling Winnipeg judge

  Both men represented several churches that attempted in 2021 to overturn Manitoba public health orders preventing in-person religious services during the height of the pandemic.

  Canada

  Aug 21, 2023
  
• Ontario churches look to take COVID-19 battle to Supreme Court of Canada

  Two churches in southwestern Ontario are looking to head to Canada’s highest court in the latest chapter of their battles with the province over the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Canada

  May 12, 2023
  
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• Lawyer who represented churches in battle over COVID mandates charged with intimidating judge

  A man allegedly involved in a surveillance campaign that targeted a Manitoba judge has been charged with intimidating a justice system participant and obstruction of justice.

  Canada

  Jan 2, 2023
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• Calgary city council approves bolstering restrictions on graphic door-to-door pamphlets

  The motion from Ward 2 Coun. Jennifer Wyness calls for new rules to require mailed flyers from anti-abortion groups that include graphic images be concealed in an envelope.

  Canada

  Nov 2, 2022
• Crown drops charges against former MP, MPP, pastor in Aylmer, Ont. COVID-19 rally

  The charges against former MP Derek Sloan, former MPP Randy Hillier, Pastor Henry Hildebrandt and private citizen Dan Stasko have been dropped.

  Canada

  Sep 27, 2022
• Doctors’ requests to be exempt from vaccine policy dismissed by Alberta justice

  Justice Henderson says his decision is in the public interest because he does not want Albertans to question the rules AHS has put in place to try to curb COVID-19 spread.

  Canada

  Dec 17, 2021
• USask threatened with legal action over campus COVID-19 vaccine mandate

  An organization is threatening legal action if the USask vaccine mandate, which brought the campus vaccination rate up to more than 95 per cent, is not rescinded.

  Health

  Nov 26, 2021
• Manitoba’s public health orders ‘justified and reasonable,’ Chief Justice rules

  Manitoba's far-reaching public health orders limit the rights and freedoms of the populace, but are justifiable and reasonable, a Manitoba judge has decided.

  News

  Oct 21, 2021
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• Justice minister asks for investigation of lawyers after they admit to tailing Manitoba judge

  'This is an obvious invasion of privacy and it is difficult to believe that these actions were not intended to influence the outcome of the court case.'

  Crime

  Jul 15, 2021
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• Head of Justice Centre taking leave after hiring investigator to trail Manitoba judge

  The centre's board says an interim president will be appointed and there will be a review of operations and decision-making.

  Canada

  Jul 13, 2021