As the country enters into an unofficial period of post-Covid reflection, we ask ourselves what needs to be done to educate Canadians on the rights and freedoms that were so cavalierly dismissed over the last two years. Then, John goes over a couple of new Charter cases the Justice Centre is taking on, both of which involve politicians and municipal governments.
Freedom Recap – Fixing the Freedom Deficit
- October 4, 2022
Freedom Recap – Fixing the Freedom Deficit
- October 4, 2022
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