Three women were ARRESTED in Niagara Falls for silently holding small protest signs at a city council meeting. Don't miss Episode 91 of Not Reserving Judgment, where the CCF details yet another shocking local free speech crackdown:

Knowing how to handle encounters with police can be the difference between standing up for your rights and unintentionally forfeiting them. Stay informed and stay safe – check out the CCF's free guide to protest rights in Canada at

This morning, the CCF is at Brampton Courthouse intervening in support of a Mississauga homeowner whose pollinator-friendly garden was repeatedly destroyed by the City under a bylaw enforcing arbitrary beauty standards. Natural gardens are expression too!.

Happy Canada Day from the Canadian Constitution Foundation!🍁. Keep this country strong and free by learning your rights so you can push back when the government oversteps. Visit to download our new, free guide to safe and legal protest in Canada.

Before you roll out that sleeping bag, check out the CCF's downloadable guide to safe and legal protest in Canada at This easy-to-read document breaks down what's allowed, what's risky, and how to stay safe while making your voice heard.

Letting your lawn grow too long could break a city bylaw in Winnipeg – and cost you. Listen to Episode 91 of Not Reserving Judgment for a new batch of Bad Legal Takes handpicked by the CCF:

Not sure what's legal at a protest? You're not alone, and the CCF's new free guide has you covered. Bookmark the link or download the full PDF at

You have the right to protest in Canada, but exercising that right without knowing the law can lead to arrest, detainment, or even criminal charges. The Canadian Constitution Foundation has your back with a free guide to protest, downloadable here:

RT @CarymaRules: An easy-to-read guide to protest rights in Canada. Many people who end up in my videos could benefit from reading this.….

RT @cvangeyn: On June 17, three women were arrested at a Niagara Falls City Council Meeting for holding small paper signs in their lap as a….

Protesting is your constitutional right – but it's not a free-for-all. Find out what's protected, what's pushing it, and what could get you charged. Get the CCF's free, downloadable guide to protesting in Canada at

Freedom of peaceful assembly is protected by the Charter, but protesters aren't always clear on the limits. That's why the CCF just published a free online guide to safe and legal protest in Canada, available now at

RT @JoshDehaas: Check out the @CDNConstFound's new Know Your Rights: A Guide to Protest!. Our goal here is clarity for police and protester….

On Episode 91 of the podcast, we discuss the arrest of 3 women for holding up a sign in city council, a new Quebec prison policy that will assign trans prisoners based on their anatomical sex, and why a man was acquitted because he took magic mushrooms:

On Episode 90 of Not Reserving Judgment, we tell you about a London, Ontario "graphic images" bylaw that bans all images of fetuses in public, and the legal challenge calling it an unconstitutional restriction on freedom of expression.

On Episode 90, we tell you about a legal challenge to London, Ontario's "graphic images" bylaw that bans images of fetuses in public, and discuss a legal challenge by a former University of Saskatchewan student who was punished for his opinions on D.E.I.

Instead of fast-tracking handpicked projects with Bill C-5, why not repeal the laws scaring investors away in the first place?. Read the latest from the CCF's @JoshDehaas on what Canada truly needs to grow our economy.

RT @JoshDehaas: Can municipalities ban images of fetuses from the public sphere?. Plus, you won't believe what a University of Saskatchewan….

In Episode 89 of the podcast, @JoshDehaas explains why the Impact Assessment Act (2019) should be repealed if the federal government truly wants to speed up the development of major industrial projects. Watch here:

In a new piece for the National Post, the CCF's @JoshDehaas outlines how Canadian cities and towns are quietly cracking down on Charter-protected free expression. And how the CCF is fighting back.