We take a look at some of the recent recommendations from an expert panel that is now advising the federal government on how to craft legislation to regulate the internet. Then John brings us up to date on many of the Justice Centre's current cases including; dropped tickets in excess of $100,000 in B.C., a new lawsuit against the military's vaccine mandate, and a student filing a human rights complaint against his polytechnic for their refusal to recognize his vaccine religious exemption.
CTV, May 11, 2022: Advisory panel calls for Liberals' online hate law to cover Airbnb, video games
The Post Millennial, Mar 30, 2022: Trudeau Liberals' 'expert advisory group on online safety' includes known misinformation spreader Bernie Farber
CBC, Dec 24, 2019: Revenge porn and sext crimes: Canada sees more than 5,000 police cases as law marks 5 years
CTV, May 12, 2022: 'Anger that I haven't seen before': Singh harassment incident puts renewed spotlight on politicians' security
The Canadian Press via MSN, May 2, 2022: Hate-motivated crimes up 22 per cent annually in Toronto, police say
CBC via MSN, May 4, 2022: A spike in hate-motivated crimes in Edmonton has police urging people to report all instances of hate
Justice Centre, May 3, 2022: Mandatory vaccine policy creates shortage of volunteer firefighters
Justice Centre, May 4, 2022: Justice Centre retains prominent trial lawyer to defend soldiers who refuse Covid vaccine
Justice Centre, May 5, 2022: Crown drops ticket against woman who refused PCR test due to medical condition
Justice Centre, May 9, 2022: Student expelled for declining Covid injection, files human rights complaint against NAIT
Justice Centre, May 10, 2022: Alberta Court rules protests were never banned by Public Health Orders
Justice Centre, May 11, 2022: Crown drops another 24 tickets against three BC pastors who refused to shutter churches
Justice Centre, May 12, 2022: Date set for Federal Court to hear challenge to travel ban in September
Theme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave Stevens