Lawyer Marty Moore shares an update on school board cases in Ontario. Hearings took place this week (June 5) of former-teacher Carolyn Burjoski and Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) trustee Mike Ramsay. Zoom hearings were disrupted by inappropriate sounds, pornographic images, and racist comments.

Read more about Carolyn Burjoski's case: https://www.jccf.ca/court_cases/burjoski-v-waterloo-region-district-school-board/

Hear Carolyn's story in her own words: https://youtu.be/eDH-39sh818

Justice Centre President, John Carpay, talks about his recent travels to Victoria and Red Deer to share our educational initiatives and legal cases with supportive Canadians. John also provides more details on our cases and what these say about the state of rights and freedoms in Canada.

Luke Neilson, the Justice Centre's Education Programs Coordinator, speaks with host, Kevin Steel, about the high school curriculum the Justice Centre is developing on the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The first module will be available soon, on freedom of expression.Learn more or donate at: www.jccf.ca/high-school-curriculum/

Lawyer Allison Pejovic speaks about the dire situation of Sheila Annette Lewis, who has been denied a life-saving, necessary transplant by the Alberta Health Services because she is unvaccinated, despite proof of her natural immunity for Covid-19.

Lawyer Chris Fleury speaks with host Kevin Steel about the criminal charges against Justice Centre client, Harold Jonker, an Ontario trucker who attended the Freedom Convoy.

Justice Centre President John Carpay speaks with host Kevin Steel about what he will be submitting when he testifies at the Red Deer hearing for the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI), April 28, 2023 on the government's response to Covid-19 since March 2020.

Lawyer James Manson walks us through the case of Ontario school board trustee, Linda Stone, who has filed an application for judicial review against the Durham District School Board in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice for censoring her speech and interfering with her ability to fulfil her role as an elected official.

Lawyer Hatim Kheir talks through the judicial review that happened April 3-5, 2023 in Ottawa about the invocation of the Emergencies Act. Our lawyers represent four Canadians who participated in the Freedom Convoy: a volunteer firefighter, a minister, a retired police officer, and a decorated veteran. Two of them had their bank accounts frozen, and all were prohibited by force from protesting in our Nation’s capital.

Making his way from west to east across Canada, lawyer and Litigation Director, Marty Moore, walks us through some of the nearly-200 active cases currently being supported by the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. Support the important work of defending Canadians' rights and freedoms by donating today at www.jccf.ca