In this episode of Justice Centre Weekly, our 2024 George Jonas Freedom Award recipient Ezra Levant talks about highlights in his career as an author, advocate and visionary in independent media.

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In this episode of Justice with John, President John Carpay and producer Kevin Steel talk about the attempt to remove 'the religious defense' from the Criminal Code's section 319(3) on hate speech.

They also discuss unvaccinated medical professionals still being barred from the

Justice Centre President John Carpay talks with David Leis about the Online Harms Act. David asks if this proposed legislation will be used by those in power as a weapon to imprison their opponents.

John answers, 'It won't always be jail. But the threat of a Human Rights

Justice Centre President John Carpay talks about the recipient of the 2024 George Jonas Freedom Award, Ezra Levant. Mr. Levant continues to advance freedom in Canada through his work as advocate, journalist, and visionary within the world of independent media.

Later, we discuss

Only a few tickets remain for our 'In Conversation' networking event in downtown Calgary this Wednesday, April 17.

Join us from 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the Opera Room of Teatro Ristorante: 200 8 Ave SE, Calgary.

Enjoy a brief update from Justice Centre President John Carpay as well

President John Carpay shares his insights on a heavily redacted report of the RCMP.

“The RCMP’s claim that ‘authoritarian movements have been on the rise in many liberal-democratic nations’ is simply not true. Au contraire, peaceful democratic movements against lockdowns and in

Join us this evening in Ottawa for a public meeting about the Online Harms Act.

President John Carpay will share his insights on the Act, what it means for freedom of expression in Canada, and what thousands of Canadians are doing to stop it.

7:30 PM tonight

3123 Carp Rd,

The Justice Centre delivered 55,500 petition signatures against the Online Harms Act to the Minister of Justice and all Parliamentarians earlier today.

Canadians across Canada have said 'no' to censorship.

We will be back in Ottawa to deliver additional petition signatures

Our petition travels to Ottawa!

Moments before dropping off the 55,500 signatures of Canadians who oppose censorship, Justice Centre President John Carpay pauses to share his thoughts on the Online Harms Act and Canadians' response to it.

Our petition is addressed to the

Tomorrow, the Justice Centre will present more than 50,000 petition signatures against the Online Harms Act to the Minister of Justice and all Parliamentarians.

The Canadians who signed our petition assert that:

The Online Harms Act threatens freedom of expression in Canada.

Amy Hamm Amy Eileen Hamm sees Scotland as a cautionary tale for Canadians, who don't have a high profile author like J.K. Rowling to help them defeat the Online Harms Act. Amy writes:

'Across the pond, us Canadians face the prospect of similar legislation being enacted. Like

Since its founding in 2010, the Justice Centre has defended campus free speech by suing universities and student unions engaged in censorship. We have often encountered the claim by university administrators that those who disrupt and cancel events, and those who shout down

There's only a few tickets left to our April 17 networking event in downtown Calgary.
Join us at the elegant Teatro Ristorante from 5 to 7 p.m. for an evening of conversation and canapés. You'll get to hear an update from Justice Centre President John Carpay and our team of

JUSTICE CENTRE NEWS RELEASE

Disciplined Police Officer Asks Court To Reverse Violation Of His Privacy And Freedom Of Expression

April 3, 2024

TORONTO, ON: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that Constable Michael Brisco has asked the Ontario Divisional

And the winner is...

In this week's Justice with John podcast, John announces the winner of the Justice Centre's annual George Jonas Freedom Award. Later, John talks about what led him to write a column on the rise in school absenteeism in Canada. We also discuss an op-ed in

'Today, hospitals in Ontario refuse to hire qualified nurses who chose not to get injected in 2021. Meanwhile, the BC and Ontario governments complain publicly about a shortage of health care workers.

Is it ideology? Or is it pure vindictiveness that would cause the BC and

Last November, Bloc Québécois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet introduced in the House of Commons Bill C-367, which would remove one of the defences available to Canadians charged with hate speech (as prohibited by Section 319 of the Criminal Code). In a recent Globe story, others

Bloc Québécois Member of Parliament Rhéal Fortin is pressing for an amendment to the Online Harms Act that would remove a line of defense available to Canadians accused of hate speech.

Under Criminal Code Section 319(3)(b), a person accused of hate speech can defend herself by

'We need to have a conversation that is rooted in reality,” says Ms. Dwivedi Supriya Dwivedi in her Toronto Star op-ed.

The reality of the Online Harms Act (Bill C-63) includes creating a Digital Safety Commission whose bureaucrats will enforce new censorship rules that will be