Online Charter Series: The Constitutional Right of Religious Freedom in Canada
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
Civil Liberty and Fundamental Rights: A Juridical Perspective
Category: Videos, Speakers and Panels
Online Charter Series: Section 1- The Charter’s Balancing Provision
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
Online Charter Series: Constitutional Dissent
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
The Future of Liberal Democracies and Levy’s Separation of Powers Thesis
Category: Uncategorized
31st Annual McDonald Lecture in Constitutional Studies with Professor Jacob T. Levy
Category: Videos, Speakers and Panels
Section 25 of the Charter: Indigenous Laws in Canadian Courts
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
Pandemic Travel Restrictions – Do They Violate Your Mobility Rights?
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
Carbon Pricing and the Constitution
Category: Videos, Speakers and Panels
Rights, Freedoms, and Medical Assistance in Dying
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
COVID-19: Emergency Powers and Legal Principle
Category: Videos, Speakers and Panels, Pandemic
The Charter and the Environment
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
What’s the Government’s Duty to Consult Indigenous Peoples?
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
Do Corporations Have Charter Rights?
Category: Legal Rights (Sections 7-14), Videos, Downtown Charter Series
The Principles of Fundamental Justice: What are they Anyway?
Category: Videos, Downtown Charter Series
Downtown Charter Series: November 20, 2019 Colton Fehr, sessional instructor and PhD candidate at the Faculty of Law, University of Alberta, will tell you how the vague sounding “principles of fundamental justice” in Section 7 of the Charter have been