News Releases
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TDF launches Religious Freedom Fellowship
The Democracy Fund launches Religious Freedom Fellowship to protect religious liberty in Canada.
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City seizes homeowner’s political sign a second time, violating homeowner's Charter rights
The Democracy Fund argues Sault Ste. Marie violated constitutional free expression rights after bylaw officers, accompanied by police, twice removed small personal protest signs from private property.
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Court Victory: TDF lawyers successfully defeat City's Motion
Judge dismisses City's Motion to Dismiss Church's application for judicial review.
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TDF raises concerns over government's proposed Bill S-209
The Democracy Fund lawyers fear Bill S-209 may expand to threaten online anonymity.
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Montreal Church's case to be heard by Quebec Court on January 22
UPDATE: Court postpones hearing due to a change in the process; new date will be announced shortly.
TDF lawyers will defend the Church's application for judicial review against the City's Motion to Dismiss. -
Appeal Court: Invocation of the Emergency Act by government was unreasonable
The Federal Court of Appeal affirms lower court ruling today that the invocation of the Emergency Act by the government was unreasonable.
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TDF expresses concern over government threats to regulate social media platform X
The Democracy Fund expresses concern over government threats to regulate social media platform X.
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Christian groups seek to intervene in Montreal church case
Three Christian Organizations seek court's permission to intervene in Ministerios Restauración judicial review case.
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TDF opposes government's proposed removal of religious speech protection from censorship legislation
Proposed change in Bill C-9 risks silencing lawful religious expression.
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TDF encouraged by introduction of Alberta anti-censorship legislation Bill 13
Alberta proceeds with Bill 13 to safeguard speech rights of regulated professionals.