The legal basis for the court action against UBC
By Marty Moore Justice Centre Staff Lawyer The University of British Columbia (UBC) is facing legal action for failing to reinstate the Andy Ngo event. There are numerous legal bases upon which to challenge UBC for its unilateral decision cancelling the planned event. These include administrative law, contract law, and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Procedurally, UBC abjectly failed to make this decision in a procedurally fair manner. With the event just over a month away, UBC cancelled the event outright, without providing any notice or opportunity for The Free Speech Club to...
Read MoreBC Appeal Court in part overturns lower court ruling which infringed free speech of father of transgender child
VANCOUVER: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (jccf.ca) is reviewing the January 10, 2020 decision of the British Columbia Court of Appeal in the case of a father who is deeply concerned with his minor female-born child undergoing controversial gender transition treatments. In part, the Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court ruling which limited what the father could say regarding his child’s transition, including to third party persons. The now 15-year old child involved in the case was born female, but with the mother’s support decided to proceed with testosterone...
Read MoreFoothills County Scrooges Cannot Remove Trailer Signs on Private Property, Rules Calgary Judge
CALGARY: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (jccf.ca) is pleased with today’s Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench ruling that prevents Foothills County grinches from removing signs on private property beginning on Christmas Eve. Justice Centre lawyers appeared before Justice Glen Poelman earlier today in Calgary to apply for an injunction against Foothills County. The injunction that has now been granted allows Spot Ads Inc., and Alberta landowners to keep personal signs on their private property attached to the sides of trailers, while a constitutional challenge is ongoing...
Read MoreB.C. court to rule on forcing children to participate in supernatural rituals
John Carpay, The Post Millennial, November 15, 2019 Public schools in British Columbia are not complying with court rulings, because children are required to participate in supernatural or religious rituals and spiritual practices in the classroom. For most of Canada’s history, children in public schools have recited the Lord’s Prayer, while children in Catholic schools recited the Our Father, the same prayer. The “public” schools were, in fact, Protestant schools, inculcating the general principles of non-Catholic Christianity. In recent decades, following trends in Canadian culture,...
Read MoreKilling Europe and Killing Politically Incorrect Expression
John Carpay, The Post Millenial, September 24, 2019 On September 16, 2019, the Ontario Divisional Court declared that it had no jurisdiction to hear the claim of Valerie Thomas Price and Madeline Weld against the Ottawa Public Library. In November 2017, the Ottawa Public Library cancelled a room-booking for the showing of the documentary “Killing Europe.” Killing Europe is about the 1.3 million migrants who came to Europe in 2015, of whom 73% are male; the 2015 Copenhagen shootings; the Organization for Islamic Cooperation pushing to criminalize the criticism of Islam; the erosion and...
Read MoreEMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is seeking a part-time administrative assistant who would be required to perform administrative duties assigned by the office manager. The successful applicant’s skills and qualifications must include working with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and database software. The Administrative Assistant’s main job duties and responsibilities include: creating, maintaining, editing, and updating spreadsheets, mailing lists, contact lists, and donor information on a database, prepare outgoing mail for distribution, maintaining the...
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- January 17, 2020
Justice Centre Seeking Senior Litigation Counsel - January 17, 2020
The Free Speech Club v. UBC - January 13, 2020 UBC capitulates to Antifa, refuses to reinstate Andy Ngo event
- January 10, 2020
BC Appeal Court in part overturns lower court ruling which infringed free speech of father of transgender child - January 8, 2020 Court rules smudging ritual in classroom to cleanse children’s spirits is “cultural” not religious
- January 7, 2020 Yaniv targets another East Indian beauty salon in new waxing complaint
- January 6, 2020
Campus free speech versus Antifa thugs: UBC must choose - January 6, 2020
Free speech victory as Court rules against University of Alberta $17,500 security fee - January 2, 2020
UBC faces legal action for canceling Andy Ngo event about Antifa violence - December 20, 2019 Foothills County Scrooges Cannot Remove Trailer Signs on Private Property, Rules Calgary Judge