Petition to Abolish Human Rights Tribunals in Canada
If you are concerned about human rights tribunals and the erosion of free expression in Canada in the wake of the recent Barry Neufeld case, please sign this petition.
News Release: School Board drops order banning parent from school property for a year over Facebook post
FSUC is pleased to announce that Nanaimo Ladysmith Public School Board has dropped an exclusion order against parent Bryony Dixon, which would have kept her from attending her child’s school for the entire year, after the FSUC provided a lawyer to initiate an appeal.
Dixon v. Nanaimo Ladysmith Public School Board
Bryony Dixon criticized the gender ideology at her son’s public school in a Facebook post. The school board responded by preventing her from entering the school without prior approval under the threat of calling the RCMP.
FSUC member banned from school property over social media post
The FSUC provided a lawyer to file an appeal of the order issued by Nanaimo Ladysmith Public School Board in BC
Lisa Bildy: Professional bodies have become a major threat to free speech
Too much is left to the managerial class to decide when speech crosses some imaginary and entirely subjective line of “‘harm,” or is “against the public interest.”
FSUC’s Open Letter re Cancellation of Christian Musician
Citizens of a free society, as Canada is, have a right to hear as much as the speaker has the right to express. Are we so censorious and fragile in this country that we cannot tolerate someone with non-progressive views expressing themselves to those who want to hear them? Why should those who enjoy his concerts not be able to attend? Surely, the answer to the “concerned citizens” who were up in arms about this was to say, “If you don’t like what he says, don’t buy a ticket.”
FSUC Member suspended from school council by board for opposing land acknowledgments
Letter to Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board defending FSUC member.
FSUC sends letter of concern to TDSB re censorship of parent’s online post
In a free and liberal democracy, citizens have the right to criticize their governments and public officials, and that includes teachers and principals.
Margaret Munn v. University of Western Ontario
Our inaugural case: Margaret Munn asked in good faith what was meant by “decolonization” and spent the next two years fighting her university’s academic discipline process. She is now suing for damages with the help of FSUC.