Encampments and the Charter Workshop (2025)

On February 28, 2025, the Centre for Constitutional Studies (University of Alberta) and the David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights (University of Toronto) co-hosted a workshop at the University of Alberta on the role of the Charter in challenging the displacement of unhoused persons living in encampments. The workshop was one half of a larger collaboration between CCS and Asper on the legal and constitutional issues surrounding decampment, whether a disrupted encampment serves as a necessary means of shelter (the focus of this workshop) or political expression and protest (the focus of second workshop, planned for November 13, 2025). You can view the full workshop program below.

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Encampments and the Charter Workshop (2025)

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