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Canadian Constitution FoundationWhatcott v. Saskatchewan Human Rights Tribunal: Press Releases«Whatcott v. Saskatchewan Human Rights Tribunal» «Related Video» «CCF Publications» «Related Audio» «CCF Factum» «Court of Appeal Judgement» Free Speech Case to be Heard by the Supreme Court of CanadaCanadian Constitution Foundation, October 28, 2010
The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) today responded to the decision by the Supreme Court of Canada to hear the appeal in Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission v. William Whatcott. The CCF intervened at the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal in support of the constitutional rights of citizens to express their religious and political opinions on matters of public policy, and intends to seek permission to intervene at the Supreme Court of Canada. [ Read More ]
Free speech victory in Whatcott v. Saskatchewan Human Rights TribunalCanadian Constitution Foundation
CALGARY: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) today responded to the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal decision in Whatcott v. Saskatchewan Human Rights Tribunal, a case in which the CCF had intervened in support of free expression. In a decision released February 25, the 3-member court ruled that William Whatcott did not violate section 14(1)(b) of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code by distributing flyers to oppose the teaching of homosexuality in Saskatoon’s public schools.
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