Video: John Carpay discusses JCCF’s Petition for Free Expression with ARPA

August 7, 2013

Video: John Carpay discusses JCCF’s Petition for Free Expression with ARPA

August 7, 2013

Complaint filed after police failed to respond to repeated 911 calls during violent confrontation at University of Winnipeg

WINNIPEG, MB: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that a complaint has been filed with Manitoba’s Law...

Western Standard: Ottawa froze protesters’ bank accounts — now Ottawa wants your phone records

Like many expansions of government power, Bill C-22 (dubbed the Lawful Access Act) arrives dressed in reassuring bureaucratic language....

Epoch Times: New Bill Giving Federal Agencies Access to Canadians’ Data Raises Major Privacy Concerns

Like the sugary coating of a bitter pill, nice-sounding words often cover bad ideas that people are encouraged to swallow.

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