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Freedom of Association FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRESS RELEASES

CCLA to Defend Democratic Rights Before the Supreme Court of Canada in Working Families Case

The Supreme Court of Canada just granted CCLA leave to intervene in the Attorney general…

CCLAApril 17, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Device Searches PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform Reasonable Expectations of Privacy

CCLA Intervening before Ontario Court of Appeal to Oppose Standardless Limitless Searches of Personal Electronic Devices at Border

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association will appear this week before the Court of Appeal for…

CCLAApril 15, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Police Powers, Use of Force & Police Accountability Police Transparency, Oversight & Accountability PRESS RELEASES

CCLA Intervening Before Ontario Superior Court to Oppose Keeping Officer Names Secret in Police Accountability Cases

TORONTO — The CCLA will appear today before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice as an…

CCLAApril 9, 2024

EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES Socio-Economic Status

CCLA Deeply Concerned Over City of Kingston Encampment Evictions

TORONTO — CCLA is deeply concerned over the City of Kingston’s attempts to enforce a…

CCLAApril 5, 2024

EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES Socio-Economic Status

Ontario Court Finds Provisions of Safe Streets Act Unconstitutional

TORONTO — The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has found that the Safe Streets Act violates the Charter freedoms of unhoused people…

CCLAApril 2, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Police Powers, Use of Force & Police Accountability Police Transparency, Oversight & Accountability

CCLA intervening before Superior Court of Justice to ensure fair adjudication of police complaints

The CCLA will appear before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice as an intervenor in…

Shakir RahimApril 2, 2024

Freedom of Association FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRESS RELEASES

Bill 124 confirmed unconstitutional by the Ontario Court of Appeal as regards unionized employees

The Protecting a Sustainable Public Service for Future Generations Act, 2019 (Bill 124) limited wage…

CCLAMarch 21, 2024

EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES Youth

CCLA Granted Leave to Intervene at Supreme Court

TORONTO — Harini Sivalingam, Director of the Equality Program of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association,…

CCLAMarch 19, 2024

EQUALITY Police Transparency, Oversight & Accountability PRESS RELEASES Racial Profiling

CCLA Argues Before the Quebec Court of Appeal in Landmark Racial Profiling Case

MONTREAL — The Canadian Civil Liberties Association will appear before the Court of Appeal of Quebec…

CCLAMarch 5, 2024

Device Searches PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform Reasonable Expectations of Privacy

Supreme Court of Canada rules Police Now Required to Obtain Warrants for IP Address Access

Following the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Bykovets, Noa Mendelsohn Aviv, Executive Director and…

CCLAMarch 1, 2024

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CCLA is always working to protect your civil liberties.

CCLA to Defend Democratic Rights Before the Supreme Court of Canada in Working Families Case

CCLA Intervening before Ontario Court of Appeal to Oppose Standardless Limitless Searches of Personal Electronic Devices at Border

CCLA Intervening Before Ontario Superior Court to Oppose Keeping Officer Names Secret in Police Accountability Cases

CCLA Deeply Concerned Over City of Kingston Encampment Evictions

Ontario Court Finds Provisions of Safe Streets Act Unconstitutional

CCLA intervening before Superior Court of Justice to ensure fair adjudication of police complaints

Bill 124 confirmed unconstitutional by the Ontario Court of Appeal as regards unionized employees

CCLA Granted Leave to Intervene at Supreme Court

CCLA Argues Before the Quebec Court of Appeal in Landmark Racial Profiling Case

Supreme Court of Canada rules Police Now Required to Obtain Warrants for IP Address Access

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