HeyJaredJohn Carpay
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- Sep 4, 2026
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- Jul 27, 2026
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John Carpay: Hamilton mayor, police violate Charter in crusade against anti-immigration group (opens the original)
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The mayor and police in Hamilton, Ont., have decided that some Canadians have the wrong kind of opinions and should not be allowed to rent public facilities. Last week, Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath declared that the Dominion Society is not entitled to rent city-owned property to hold a conference. The predictable result was to force the group to seek a private venue in which to hold its meeting. The Hamilton Police Service then diverted some of its stretched resources to impeding the efforts of
John Carpay: Our privacy had decent protection until the Liberals stepped in (opens the original)
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Privacy is the foundation of freedom of thought, freedom of expression, personal autonomy and human dignity. When citizens know (or have strong grounds to believe) that they are monitored, they behave differently, speak differently, and think differently. The privacy rights of Canadians have long been protected by the common law, and, since 1982, by Section 8 of the Charter: “Everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure.” Since 1982, the Supreme Court of Canada has
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