Your fact-checks will appear here
Legal organization
Bill C-9 — introduced as the “Combatting Hate Act” on September 19, 2025 — was tabled in the House of Commons and completed first reading in the 45th Parliament (45-1); the Justice Department publishe...
Bill C-9 has drawn widespread legal and civil-liberty objections for creating new criminal offences and broad obstruction/intimidation rules that critics say could criminalize peaceful protest, chill ...
(Bill C-5) has already prompted litigation: at least nine have launched a court challenge contesting the law and Ontario’s companion Bill 5, while legal groups and commentators warn of additional cons...
Multiple Canadian law‑enforcement and oversight bodies have been drawn into the episode involving lawyer : arrested and referred the matter to , the independent declined jurisdiction, the has been ask...
The provided reporting does not include authoritative information about the domain , so a definitive description or trust judgment of that specific site cannot be drawn from these sources; instead, th...
Bill C-9 — the so-called Combatting Hate Act — proposed to add four new Criminal Code offences, to define “hatred” in statute, and to adjust investigative and bail rules; during committee review a Blo...
Bill C-9 in parliamentary materials refers primarily to the Combatting Hate Act — a package of Criminal Code amendments that aims to expand and clarify offences related to hate propaganda, hate-motiva...