Negotiations bring a six-month battle to an end and deliver justice for a vulnerable religious community.

The Democracy Fund (TDF) continues its Amish advocacy with further ticket reopenings and is now reviewing disclosure and awaiting trial dates.

The Hogue Report recommends the creation of a government surveillance department to monitor Canadians for online disinformation.

Lawyers at The Democracy Fund secure the reopening of more cases, request disclosure, and begin trial preparation for the Amish community.

Lawyers at The Democracy Fund will appeal Alberta Court decision on behalf of Monique LaGrange.

With TDF's help, Pastor Artur Pawlowski is seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada following his criminal convictions.

Now that Parliament has been prorogued, Online Harms Bill C-63 is unlikely to become law, though the threat remains.

Charges against Charter auditor will not be pursued by the Crown following TDF intervention.

The Canadian Government has announced it will divide the controversial Online Harms Bill C-63 into two separate pieces of legislation. This will remove - but not eliminate - some of the more problematic aspects of the bill.

Lawyers at The Democracy Fund considering appeal after Ontario Court denies reopening applications.