John Carpay
Lawyer John Carpay is president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF.ca).
The cost of the coronavirus cure could be deadlier than the disease
Politicians speak as though shutting down our economy, unemployment, shredding the social fabric and pushing millions into poverty will not kill Canadians.
Canadian coronavirus prediction models must be transparent
Canadians have a right to know what models, theories and data governments are relying on, and what strategies governments intend to pursue.
New Trudeau law could jail parents who oppose gender conversion
It is cruel to use law to force confused, dysphoric children and their parents to embrace a life of permanent hormone therapy, surgery and disillusion.
The very high cost for repudiating the rule of law
There is a great cost to the #ShutDownCanada anti-pipeline protestors being allowed to break the law with impunity.
Lorne Grabher victimized by court support for cancel culture
The court denying Lorne Grabher the right to put his last name on his license plate is the latest example of cancel culture running amok.
Counselling your child against serious health risks of changing gender not ‘family violence’: BC court ruling
A BC court ruling is a travesty, but the silver lining is that parents can talk to their children about the serious health risks involved in gender re-assignment.
Campus free speech versus Antifa thugs: UBC must choose
The University of British Columbia has until January 10 to reverse its decision to cancel a speaking event featuring journalist Andy Ngo. For the sake of free speech it better.
Edmonton’s proposed ban on ‘conversion therapy’ violates privacy and choice of adults
Edmonton’s City Council’s proposed Bylaw 19061 would be an invasion into people’s privacy.
Media’s reporting incredibly biased on B.C. Indigenous rituals in public schools case
Mainstream media are biased in their coverage of a court case in B.C. regarding Indigenous spiritual practices in public school class rooms.
B.C. court to rule on forcing children to participate in religious rituals
Some public schools in B.C. are still forcing students to practice religious rituals.
Embracing big government leads to violations of Charter freedoms
The federal government found another way to prevent Christian organizations from receiving Canada Summer Job grants.
Parliamentary Press Gallery has double standard on media “advocacy”
If Mr. Lafrance is correct in his assessment of True North and Rebel News, then these two media outlets would fit in well with many of the Press Gallery’s existing members, which advocate openly and actively for causes, perspectives and ideologies.
Once again, security fee censorship punishes the victim
By extorting security fees from those who seek only to express their opinions and listen to others, Mohawk College has effectively blamed the victim and encouraged the bullies.
‘Killing Europe’ and killing politically incorrect expression
In the same way that libraries, as public bodies, should not be censoring “incorrect” books, libraries should not be censoring “incorrect” opinions when it comes to room-rentals.
Victory for children and parents: Alberta repeals Bill 24
Known as Bill 24, the new law took away the discretion of teachers and principals to inform – or not inform – parents about their children’s involvement with a Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) or GSA-related activities.
