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 […]
Civil Liberties Group Condemns Provincial Electoral Boundaries Decision by Provincial Government
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association is condemning the Liberal Government’s resolution today to adopt provincial electoral boundaries that will undermine constitutional principles of voter parity. The Government’s resolution would […]
BCCLA Urges Mayor to Retract Threat of Suit
The BC Civil Liberties Association today sent a letter to Mayor of Langford Stewart Young expressing its concern over a public threat to recover policing costs from individuals protesting construction […]
Submission to the Special Committee to Review the Personal Information Protection Act
Freedom of Information and Privacy Association (FIPA) and BCCLA call for improvements to B.C.’s Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) PIPA protects the privacy of personal information held by provincially-regulated businesses […]
BCCLA Calls for Rules to Prevent RCMP Influence in Elections
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association is urging Paul Kennedy, Chair of the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP to recommend to the RCMP and Minister of Public Safety […]
BCCLA Legal Argument: Omar Khadr
The question raised by the appeal is what constitutional duties Canada owes Omar Khadr under the Charter in light of flagrantly illegal conduct of the American government. Read Legal Appeal […]
Privately Managed Prisons in Canada
An examination of the administration of prisons by private, for-profit contractors. Read BCCLA’s Argument here>>
Robert Latimer Appeal Allowed
The B.C. Civil Liberties Association is celebrating a ruling today by the National Parole Board’s Appeal Division granting day parole to Robert Latimer. BCCLA Secretary John Dixon: “Rarely in all […]