Articles 2019

Why are applicants overlooking the possible remedy of prospective future lost wages? This article takes a look at recent HRTO decisions that shed some light on the availability - or lack thereof - of this potentially useful remedial device for discrimination cases.

A discussion of the new emerging test for family status discrimination - and the related potential for damages - in Ontario.

Twenty-one years after Rodriguez v. British Columbia (AG), the Supreme Court revisited the issue in Carter v. Canada (AG). Henri briefly discusses the Court’s conclusions with respect to s. 7 and s. 1 of the Charter, and the remedy.

Against the very recent debates in global media on how far freedom of speech should be protected, this article takes a look at this right in a Canadian context. Using Saskatchewan (Human Rights Commission) v Whatcott, the author reveals the interesting interplay fundamental freedom of speech and the limitations posed on this freedom by hate speech legislation.

This article takes a look at the scope and nature of current laws on intervening as a friend of the Court in light of the Trinity Western University v Law Society of Upper Canada proceedings.

Five diverse lawyers come together in one article to share their enthusiasm behind human rights, volunteering, and working together as the driving forces of the Equality Effect - the headline organization for the CCLHR Section's upcoming October 14 event.

A look at our first event of the 2014-2015 year and the questions that came out of the discussion.

A re-cap of the joint event on gender diversity and gender expression hosted on June 2,2014 by the Constitutional, Civil Liberties and Human Rights section with SOGIC.

A recap of the OBA's March 4, 2014 program addressing the Supreme Court's unanimous decision in Canada v Bedford, a decision declaring three provisions of the Criminal Code of Canada that criminalize various activities related to prostitution as unconstitutional.