Lawyer James Manson joins producer Kevin Steel to talk about the sudden same-day decision in the appeal to Robin Francis' case where he was denied Employment Insurance for being unvaccinated.

Read more at https://www.jccf.ca/court_cases/francis-v-canada-ag/

Lawyer Hatim Kheir joins Justice Centre Weekly to discuss parts of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms that support parental rights. This conversation will be an excellent resource for parents on how to raise these issues at school board meetings.

Lawyer Allison Pejovic joins producer Kevin Steel to discuss the past week's hearing in the challenge of the federal travel vaccine mandate on behalf of the Honourable Brian Peckford, the Honourable Maxime Bernier, and others. Back in October 2022, the Federal Court dismissed the case, declaring it “moot,” or irrelevant, because the mandates were no longer in force. However, the appellants believe that the public interest in the case far outweighs the concern and need for judicial economy.

Read more at https://www.jccf.ca/ruled-moot-the-travel-vaccine-mandate-challenge-is-back-before-the-court/.

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President John Carpay joins producer Kevin Steel to talk about the court injunction in the Saskatchewan parental rights case and the Saskatchewan government's upcoming use of the Notwithstanding clause (Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms).

Justice Centre President John Carpay joins producer Kevin Steel to debunk University of Alberta's Law Professor Florence Ashley's video saying parents have no rights with regard to their children.

Host Kevin Steel speaks with Andre about the two groups who have won joint-intervenor status in the court action brought in Saskatchewan by UR Pride Centre for Sexuality Gender Diversity (UR Pride), which seeks to strike down the Saskatchewan Parental Consent Policy requiring schools to receive parents’ consent before changing the name and gender of their children under the age of 16 (Policy). The groups are Gender Dysphoria Alliance and Parents for Choice in Education.

Read more at: https://www.jccf.ca/transsexual-and-parent-groups-support-childrens-rights-in-sk-court-case/

There is "some evidence that the [Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry] preferred some faith groups over others", found a Judge in the Provincial Court of British Columbia.

Lawyer Marty Moore joins the show to talk about the restrictions churches faced in BC during the pandemic, and how they were treated differently than other faith groups in the province.

On September 12, 2023, the Justice Centre was pleased to share the Provincial Court of British Columbia decision that a BC pastor can proceed with an application to dismiss the prosecution against him for allegedly holding an in-person worship service during COVID-19 on the basis that the prosecution “risks undermining the integrity of the judicial process.” Read more at https://www.jccf.ca/british-columbia-public-health-officer-preferred-some-faith-groups-over-others/

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Luke Neilson, Communications Director at the Justice Centre, joins host Kevin Steel to discuss the Justice Centre's recently released report on "The rise of excess and unexplained deaths in Canada".

This week, President John Carpay and host Kevin Steel chat about the Justice Centre victories stemming from the Ingram decision, the sad death of Sheila Annette Lewis, and Egale's demand letter to the Saskatchewan government after the Premier and Education Minister said parents must be involved in and informed about a child's chosen pronouns.

Lawyer Marty Moore returns to talk through a recent win in Burnaby, BC, where Metro Baptist Church was granted permission to hold services in a local public park. The City of Burnaby has abandoned its prior opposition to Metro Baptist Church holding worship services in Edmonds Park, indicating an appropriate respect for the Charter-protected freedoms of religion, expression, and peaceful assembly.