The Canadian government is removing the vaccine mandate for federal employees, transportation workers and for domestic and outbound international travellers.

The TDF legal team is investigating how a man charged during the freedom convoy was denied the right to vote because of restrictive release conditions.

TDF represents Pastor Philip James Hutchings and His Tabernacle Family Church in NB Court of Appeal after the pastor was required to sign an undertaking as a condition of his release from jail.

Three clients represented by counsel from JSS Barristers and hired by TDF are in court challenging the BC Provincial Health Officer and Attorney General on extreme measures experienced during the pandemic. 

Conrad Black to support TDF’s mandate by participating in critical public education series on the history of civil liberties in Canada.

TDF Lawyer is partnering with Perrys LLP to appeal a judge’s order in the matter of National Organized Workers Union v. Sinai Health System.  

Lawyers from The Democracy Fund have filed documents with the Ontario Court of Appeal seeking leave to challenge the permanent injunction granted by Chief Justice Morawetz. 

Following numerous arrests in Ottawa over the weekend, TDF lawyers have been working around the clock to assist peaceful protesters in exercising their civil rights.

Canadian parliamentarians and staff may review and share our documentation on the proclamation of a Public Order Emergency. We explain what The Emergencies Act is, how it can be used, and how to oppose its use. 

The Democracy Fund deplores Justin Trudeau’s unwarranted invocation of the Emergencies Act to end protests associated with the Freedom Convoy.