John Carpay brings us up to speed on the Whatcott case with the release of the Ontario Court of Appeal ruling ordering a new trial for William Whatcott, a “Christian Truth Activist” who was criminally charged with “wilful promotion of hatred” after he and others in “gay zombie” costumes entered the 2016 Toronto Pride Parade under a different name and distributed flyers disguised as condoms.Read more at: https://www.jccf.ca/ontario-court-of-appeal-orders-new-trial-for-william-whatcott-on-criminal-hate-speech/

John Carpay, President of the Justice Centre, joins producer Kevin Steel to talk about the forthcoming decision in the Whatcott criminal hate speech appeal.

President John Carpay reacts to the decision in the Ingram v. Alberta case, invalidating the public health orders of Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH).

Read the case summary at https://www.jccf.ca/alberta-court-strikes-down-public-health-orders-that-violated-charter-freedoms/

Read John's related column at https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/carpay-a-win-on-a-technicality-but-still-a-win/article_83335e9a-317a-11ee-8f3d-4f7c63ae0ec6.html

The decision in the constitutional challenge to Alberta's public health orders, called Ingram v. Alberta, is expected to be released any day now. This was the first major challenge in Canada to government lockdown measures that violated freedoms of association, peaceful assembly, expression, movement, and more. President of the Justice Centre, John Carpay, breaks down the past two years of the case and what it means for other cases with producer Kevin Steel.

Read more at www.jccf.ca/court_cases/ingram-v-alberta

Lawyer Andre joins host Kevin Steel to discuss the case of Saskatchewan nurse, Leah McInnes, who is being disciplined for so-called "professional misconduct or incompetence" for social media posts she made between 2021-2022.

The Justice Centre's Education Programs Coordinator, Luke Neilson, discusses the forthcoming second report on Digital ID, privacy, and surveillance, and how it will impact Canadians. Most importantly, Luke and producer Kevin Steel discuss how Canadians can navigate these technologies.

Lawyer Hatim Kheir joins host Kevin Steel to discuss a new case the Justice Centre is defending: Pro-life organization was prohibited by the Parliamentary Protective Service (PPS) from displaying images of abortion victims ahead of the National March for Life in May 2023.

Lawyer Sayeh Hassan talks about a proposed bylaw in Barrie, Ontario restricting people's ability to provide food and water to individuals experiencing homelessness. She explains how this bylaw would go against the constitutional rights of both the person donating and the person receiving the charity.

Justice Centre President, John Carpay, shares about the sold-out George Jonas Freedom Award dinner that took place in Toronto on June 15, 2023 with award recipient, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson.

Lawyer and Director of French Canada, CLJC, Samuel Bachand, joins host, Kevin Steel, to discuss the case of Harvest Ministries, a Christian organization that was planning an event in Quebec City, Quebec. Quebec's Minister of Tourism said that the organization holds view that are not compatible with the "fundamental principles" of the province, alleging that the event was anti-abortion, and had the rental contract for their venue at cancelled.