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News Release BCCLA gets rid of anti-protest injunction in Kelowna

Posted on December 15, 2000

News Release Supreme Court decision due on Little Sister’s case

Posted on December 14, 2000

News Release BCCLA decries injunction against fur protest

Posted on December 6, 2000

News Release Privacy groups assail Stats Can health survey practices

Posted on December 1, 2000

News Release University of Victoria puts shackles on speech

Posted on November 8, 2000

News Release Civil rights group defends important freedoms in Trinity Western University case

Posted on November 8, 2000

News Release A four year elected dictatorship?

Posted on November 7, 2000

News Release President Craig Jones travels to UVic to make the case for free speech on campus

Posted on November 2, 2000

News Release Don’t block free speech

Posted on September 21, 2000

News Release BCCLA condemns university harassment decision

Posted on September 1, 2000

News Release The Secure Care Act: The devil is in the details

Posted on July 14, 2000

News Release Civil liberties group argues RCMP violated Rule of Law at APEC

Posted on June 29, 2000

News Release Rights group opposes government Secure Care legislation

Posted on June 26, 2000

News Release Rights group intervenes in Surrey School Board Appeal: Separation of church and state at issue

Posted on June 23, 2000

News Release Court quashes Elaho valley injunction, citing right to protest

Posted on June 7, 2000

News Release Civil liberties group announces 1999 brickbats and bouquets

Posted on March 16, 2000

News Release Little Sister’s goes to Supreme Court of Canada

Posted on March 15, 2000

News Release BCCLA Pleased by Repeal of “Public Nuisance” Bylaw

Posted on March 7, 2000

News Release Civil rights group reaffirms support for public inquiry into RCMP conduct at APEC

Posted on February 29, 2000

News Release BCCLA challenges “repugnant” New Westminster bylaw

Posted on February 23, 2000

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