BCCLA Calls on CanWest to Drop its Legal Action Against Accused Satirists
In an open letter, the B.C. Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) is calling on CanWest to drop its lawsuit against Mordecai Briemberg and a local publisher, Horizons Publications over an alleged […]
Government Wants Carte Blanche Over Your Personal Health Information
Privacy advocates take aim at B.C. Government’s E-Health legislation.
B.C. Civil Liberties Association Elects Robert D. Holmes as New President
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, Canada’s leading civil liberties organization, is pleased to announce that it has elected Robert D. Holmes as its new President. Mr. Holmes, a member […]
BCCLA Heads to B.C. Supreme Court to Challenge
The BCCLA will appear as an intervenor today at the BC Supreme Court in Arkinstall et al v. Surrey et al, a case that involves a challenge to the constitutionality […]
BCCLA Files Complaints Over SkyTrain Police Taser Use
The B.C. Civil Liberties Association today filed a complaint with the Police Complaints Commissioner for B.C. over the use of the Conducted Energy Weapon (Taser) by SkyTrain Police. Incident reports […]
RCMP Complaint System Terribly Broken
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) is calling for the creation of a new federal agency to enhance accountability of and public confidence in the RCMP. In a submission […]
B.C. Court of Appeal Agrees with BCCLA: Human Rights Tribunal Should be Allowed to Determine if “Sexual Orientation” Provisions Protect “BDSM”
The BC Court of Appeal upheld a decision by the BC Human Rights Tribunal to accept a human rights complaint for filing. The complaint alleged discrimination on the grounds of […]
BCCLA Urges Privacy Commissioner, Schools to Protect Students
The BC Civil Liberties Association today filed a complaint with the BC Privacy Commissioner David Loukidelis that contends that the 2008 Safe School and Social Responsibility Survey violates the privacy […]
Kennedy’s Income Trust Report Fails to Connect the Dots
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association is disappointed with the report of Paul Kennedy, Chair of the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP into the public disclosure of the […]
BCCLA Appears at Supreme Court of Canada in Two Groundbreaking Constitutional Rights Cases
The BCCLA will make oral submissions to the Supreme Court of Canada on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 in B.C. Transit, et al v. Canadian Federation of Students, a case that […]
