Ontario Court of Appeal upholds ruling in favour of Pierre Roy against what one judge described as developer's "quintessential gag suit aimed at curtailing public expression."
Most Canadians assume we have the right to speak out when a controversial development is proposed in our neighbourhoods.
We can attend public meetings, email city hall, photograph construction activity, and raise concerns about planning, safety or the environment. These activities are fundamental to our democratic rights.
Having suddenly discovered a spine, the Ontario Court of Appeal came down hard on Pat King and convicted him for intimidation
Employment Court rejects free speech defence over ‘sham investigations’ Facebook posts.
"ISED itself would judge whether a post is "factually incorrect, misleading or out of context..."
The disagreement began Tuesday, when the City of Mississauga announced it was changing the name of the facility after the…
Federal court judge rules Ofir Birenbaum breached parts of settlement with Middle Eastern restaurant reached after incident when…
The long-running case between Jewish man Ofir Birenbaum and Sydney restaurant Cairo Takeaway returns to federal court
