The state of civil liberties in Canada: in-depth with JCCF's John Carpay

The granddaddy of all freedom-oriented, civil liberties law firms is run by those at the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. As we draw near to the end of 2024, who better to do a State of the Union in terms of civil liberties in Canada than the Centre's president, John Carpay?

GUEST: President of JCCF John Carpay with a year-end review on the state of civil liberties in Canada.


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Tonight, Christmas Eve, a feature interview with our friend John Carpay of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF)on the state of civil liberties in Canada.

You may have heard us complain from time to time that there are not enough civil liberties organizations in Canada that live up to their name. Where was the Canadian Association of Journalists when David Menzies was arrested five times for doing journalism? Why aren't Canadian Journalists for Free Expression fighting against Bill C-63, Trudeau's monstrous censorship bill? Where is Amnesty International? Where is the Canadian Civil Liberties Association?

Alas, every one of them is like salt that has lost its saltiness.

Thankfully, there are still some exceptions to the rule.

Here at Rebel News, of course, we love The Democracy Fund, which is a registered charity that works on various cases we highlight. 

But the granddaddy of all freedom-oriented, civil liberties law firms is run by those at the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. We were honoured this year that Ezra received their freedom fighter award named after George Jonas, the great Hungarian journalist.

So, as we draw near to the end of 2024, who better to do a State of the Union in terms of civil liberties in Canada than JCCF president John Carpay?

From our perspective, there are many reasons for pessimism, but let's see if there are any little green shoots of hope.

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  • Ross Moore
    commented 2024-12-25 01:34:18 -0500
    Dec 27, 2025 Truck Convoy to Ottawa and All Provicial Capitals of all Canadians Demanding An Election NOW. Get your Canadian Flags and we will show the WORLD what Canadians can do for FREEDOM
  • Don Hrehirchek
    commented 2024-12-24 22:21:30 -0500
    Just by listening to the first 12 minute, there is no justice, if that is a word to fit this situation. Rule of law is just a mockery to the average citizen. The justice system seems to follow the direction of which way the wind blows. Not right. Mostly supports the government views, not the citizens of Canada.
  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2024-12-24 22:15:51 -0500
    Lock in liberty! That’s what Conservative parties MUST do. Ensure that judges are picked who will rule according to the law instead of abusing it. Stephen Harper ought to have done that but he let the left stack courts with biased radicals. Such people use the law as a weapon rather than as a guide to fairness. It’s time conservatives realize this and fight socialism continuously. They won’t give up so we mustn’t quit.