In an interview with Global News, Behdad Esfahbod recalls being approached by four plainclothes officers from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who had a warrant for his arrest.

Eighty-eight per cent of survey respondents think social media companies should do more to stop or remove messages that propagate hate or racism online.

Alberta's government said Monday that the province's post-secondary institutions have taken steps to further entrench the right to exercise free speech on their campuses following a request for them to do so.

The board said it received roughly 350 pieces of correspondence both for and against the event.

Freedom of expression cannot be equated to "freedom from workplace consequences," one expert said.

A recent controversy involving the Toronto Public Library is about a much bigger principle, Rob Breakenridge argues — one that we should want libraries to understand and embrace.

With the U.S. departure from the UN Human Rights Council, Ian Shugart, then Canada's deputy minister of foreign affairs, saw an opening — but also saw a risk.

A legal battle over a controversial Nova Scotia licence plate - "GRABHER" - has sparked a heated debate between prominent academics about freedom of expression and "rape culture."

Loyalist College and St. Lawrence College have put out their free speech policies prior to the Jan. 1 deadline put in place by the Ontario government.

Days after Kerry Diotte threatened legal action against two Twitter users who accused him of being a racist for associating with a far-right political commentator, the MP announced he is suing a University of Alberta newspaper for comments made about him in the publication.