Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

Who we are

Founded in 2010, we defend the constitutional freedoms of Canadians through litigation and education.
What we do at the Justice Centre

Our vision

Our vision is a free society where governments uphold human dignity by respecting fundamental rights and freedoms, and where Canadians can realize their potential and fulfil their aspirations.

Our mission

Our mission is to defend the constitutional freedoms of Canadians through litigation and education.

Our beliefs

Freedom of expression

All Canadians must be free to express their thoughts, opinions, and beliefs without fear of censorship or punishment.

Freedom of peaceful assembly

All Canadians must be free to gather together in person, publicly and peacefully.

Privacy

No government has a default right to private information about citizens. Law-abiding citizens must be free from state surveillance.

Responsibility

Every Canadian has a responsibility to recognize, protect and preserve the rights and freedoms of all citizens.

Access to information

Governments must not control or interfere with the ability of Canadians to access information about the world and from around the world.

Freedom of association

All Canadians must be free to create, join and support the associations of their choice, and must also be free from compulsion to join or support an association.

Parental rights

Parents must be free to educate, direct, and be fully informed about their children.

Justice

Justice requires that governments and government authorities respect the fundamental rights and freedoms of each citizen.

Freedom of conscience and religion

All Canadians must be free to live their lives in accordance with their religious beliefs and conscientious convictions.

Freedom of mobility and travel

All Canadians must be free to travel within Canada, free to leave Canada, and free to re-enter Canada.

Equality before the law

All Canadians are equal before the law and must be treated as such by the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government. Police and Crown prosecutors must enforce the law impartially.

Meet the team

Board of Directors

Peter Stock, Chairman
Home School Legal Defence Association

Dr. John Robson
Climate Discussion Nexus

Dan Wiebe
Entrepreneur

Boris Rassin
Corporate Director

Bill Baker
Entrepreneur

The docket

Spring

Issue 1

Spring 2026

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Spring

Issue 1

Spring 2025

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Summer

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Summer 2025

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Fall

Issue 3

Fall 2025

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Christmas

Issue 4

Christmas 2025

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Spring

Issue 1

Spring 2024

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Summer

Issue 2

Summer 2024

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Fall

Issue 3

Fall 2024

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Christmas

Issue 4

Christmas 2024

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Spring

Issue 1

Spring 2023

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Summer

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Summer 2023

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Fall

Issue 3

Fall 2023

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Spring

Issue 1

Spring 2022

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Summer

Issue 2

Summer 2022

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Fall

Issue 3

Fall 2022

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Christmas

Issue 4

Christmas 2022

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Summer

Issue 1

Summer 2021

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Fall

Issue 2

Fall 2021

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Christmas

Issue 3

Christmas 2021

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Annual reports

2025

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2024

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2023

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2022

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2021

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2020

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2019

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