CCF

The Canadian Constitution Foundation acts as a voice for individual rights and freedom in Canada’s courtrooms.

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SUPREME COURT UPDATE: The Court will hear the Emergencies Act appeal after 2 rulings found the Trudeau government's actions against Freedom Convoy protesters unlawful.

We stand firm against the misuse of emergency powers to silence political opposition.

https://t.co/7pfRPciswx

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How much control do you really have over what you own in Canada? Join Christine Van Geyn and Alexander Surgenor for a virtual Town Hall that cuts through common misconceptions and gives you the clarity you need to feel on solid ground when it comes to your property rights.

Register below!
https://t.co/fcOqugEKj4

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On the podcast this week, the details of a new Alberta bill that aims to ensure institutional neutrality and free expression on post-secondary campuses. Plus, why we're excited about the possibility of a new law school at the University of Guelph.
https://t.co/bDLzMXJkYL

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This Remembrance Day, the CCF reflects on the sacrifices made in defence of freedom and the debt of gratitude we owe to those who served. We must never take our liberties for granted, nor forget our responsibility to protect them for generations to come.

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Watch the hearing live here: https://t.co/m58aaIvacm

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Canadians deserve to know whether their property has become illegal to possess. Today, the CCF is at the Supreme Court proposing a legal test to clarify which government guidelines have the force of law amid uncertainty over the federal firearms ban.
https://t.co/lj3LXWO11f

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A big thank you to everyone who came to Toronto to share ideas and discuss ways to improve Canada’s healthcare system and ensure patients get the care they need, when they need it.

See you at the next one!

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Today at our Prescriptions for Healthcare Reform conference, Vienna Pedatella and her mother Janene shared their story.

Vienna waited more than two years for scoliosis surgery in Canada while her condition deteriorated. Her family eventually paid nearly $200,000 for surgery in the US after Alberta refused funding.

Today, Vienna has fully recovered and is studying to become a nurse.

The CCF is supporting her constitutional challenge because Canadians should not be forced to suffer while waiting for medically necessary care, or face financial ruin to access it elsewhere.

It was incredibly moving to hear Vienna tell her story in her own words today.

Learn more about her case here: https://t.co/lViJIkTJxt

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An informative conversation with orthopedic surgeon @DrBrianDay of Cambie Surgery Centre about the barriers to better healthcare in Canada and his long fight for reform, chronicled in his new book, My Fight for Canadian Healthcare.

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Up next on Day Two, our second panel shares their top priorities for healthcare reform, featuring @NadeemEsmail (@FraserInstitute), @Shawn_Whatley (@MLInstitute), Kip Woodward (https://t.co/BAnJNUmuvK), and moderator @ColinCraig1 (https://t.co/BAnJNUmuvK).

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Day Two of The Future of Healthcare Reform! Our first panel brings together politicians past and present for a candid conversation on the complexities of healthcare policy and the path forward, featuring MP @RaquelDancho, former Health Minister @TonyClementCPC, former Nova Scotia Premier @StephenMcNeil, with moderator @CVanGeyn.

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Day One of The Future of Healthcare Reform opens with @MattGurney, co-founder of @the_lineca, describing his family's circuitous experience getting treatment in the Canadian healthcare system and answering questions from attendees.

Tomorrow: new polling, panels, and keynote from Globe and Mail health columnist @picardonhealth.

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On Not Reserving Judgment this week, we explain why firearms owners are challenging the Carney government at the Supreme Court (and why all Canadians should care). Plus, new surprising polling that shows which groups are most open to major healthcare reform. https://t.co/WThmtptB9r

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This week, CCF Senior Counsel Bronwyn Eyre spoke with Ben Mulroney about a University of Saskatchewan law student who was disciplined for questioning critical race theory, leaving misconduct on his record as he entered the legal profession. https://t.co/FMA2JFnMXe

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Get more information about property rights in Canada by enrolling in our free online course and learning at your own pace here: https://t.co/4BtcgALIap

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Canadians should not risk criminal charges because the law is unclear about whether property they own is prohibited. The CCF is taking that argument to the Supreme Court of Canada next week as an intervener in a major firearms case.

https://t.co/nQ6Va3mf3J

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Last day! Enter now for your chance to win 2 FREE tickets for The Future of Healthcare Reform in Toronto this week, where you’ll meet the CCF’s Christine Van Geyn and Josh Dehaas. Winners will be drawn and notified tomorrow, November 2.

https://t.co/DzOcBVYBBT

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In Western Standard, the CCF's Bronwyn Eyre reflects on the Freedom Convoy protests from her time in Saskatchewan's government and the battle to hold the Trudeau government accountable for using the Emergencies Act, as the case heads to the Supreme Court. https://t.co/FZZv1s2Fz2

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In case you missed yesterday's Town Hall, watch new CCF Senior Counsel and former Saskatchewan Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre reflect on her most controversial decisions in government and the legal battles she's looking forward to at the CCF.
https://t.co/9OeKLiu0mA

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TRUE OR FALSE? "The police always need a warrant to enter my property."

Separate fact from fiction and learn more about your property rights with our new guide and free online course.
https://t.co/YwRfMmr3H9