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TDF opposes continued use of discriminatory hiring practices in Government and Academia
New research finds the vast majority of Canadian university job postings include DEI criteria that restrict applicants based on race, gender, or sexuality.
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TDF sounds alarm over imminent passage of Bill C-9
Proposed “Combatting Hate Act” expands the legal definition of hatred and removes key free expression safeguards in the Criminal Code.
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Toronto synagogue attacks could become deadly
Three synagogues targeted in recent shootings as advocates warn weak responses risk emboldening further violence.
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Arbitration victory for workers denied COVID-19 vaccine exemptions
The Democracy Fund is encouraged by the labour arbitration victory for union members that were improperly denied COVID-19 vaccine exemption requests.
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TDF representing sketch artist David Wall after courtroom ejection
Prominent Toronto artist David Wall removed while documenting open court proceedings, raising serious concerns about transparency and the open court principle.
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TDF calls for public report on Montreal church fire
TDF sends letter to the Montreal Police and the Montreal Fire Department calling for a thorough investigation and report on Montreal church fire.
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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.