Canadian Constitution Foundation

Human rights decision harms employment opportunities for young women

Derek From

Troy Media, February 17, 2012

A recent Human Rights Panel decision from PEI demonstrates perfectly how the human rights industry harms those that it professes to protect.

Your honour, what’s with the bulletproof glass?

Karen Selick

National Post, February 8, 2012

I happened to catch a few moments of Sun News TV the day that the Kingston, Ont., courthouse was shut down due to a bomb threat during the Shafia trial. The reporter was marvelling over the low level of security he had observed at that courthouse up until then. There were no metal detectors at the doors, no police officers “wanding” him as he entered, etc.

There is something seriously wrong with Canada’s legal system

The right to protect ourselves from physical harm is under attack

Derek From

Troy Media, January 23, 2012

Canadians have a common law right to defend themselves, their family, and their property. This includes using reasonable force to protect oneself from physical harm. But this right – surely a fundamental, natural right immune from government interference – is being eroded and is under attack.

Karen Selick interview

re: SCC 'Lola' case

Rob Breakenridge Show

CHQR AM 770, January 19, 2012

Karen Selick interview re the "Lola" SCC case - Jan.19.12 by theCCF

Quebec is right to confine support to consenting spouses

The court is being asked to impose a new law retroactively

Karen Selick

Troy Media, January 19, 2012

The Supreme Court of Canada heard arguments on January 18, 2012 about whether or not a Quebec billionaire should have to pay spousal support to his former common-law spouse.