Where do you want power to lie?
Category: Law with Bruce Pardy
“People don’t have to fix it but if they could just not be a part of it.”
At the end of the long Covid day, what did we all catch? A managerial state.
Governments discriminate all the time, Pardy says, and the effectiveness of the Charter is limited.
The Andrew Lawton Show In the last two years, the federal government have vastly expanded their power in the name of public health, and constitutional challenges have thus far been unsuccessful at stopping it. It still stands to be seen whether courts will condemn Justin Trudeau’s invocation of the Emergencies Act, which was used to […]
Law and politics work differently south of the border.
From the dangers of a China-style social credit system to becoming an anti-Western activist. How could these bills lead to those outcomes?
What we have now is a dependent population, economically and psychologically.
During COVID, Canadians have been subject to some of the most sweeping restrictions in the history of their country, and the Constitution has not protected them. But this crisis did not begin with COVID.
In the wake of the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa, Canadians realized that there’s something more important to being Canadian than politeness. Bruce Pardy, executive director of Rights Probe, joins CounterPoint’s Tanya Granic Alle to discuss the new normal in Absurdistan Canada after Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act … and then snatched it away […]