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Carol Crosson, President of Rights and Freedoms Advocate charity, interviews Mark Mercer, a professor of philosophy in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He is the President of the Society for Academic Freedom and Scholarship (SAFS), a national group that supports academic freedom. Carol asks Professor Mercer about free speech and academic freedom on Canadian campuses and they discuss the reasons why our young people need “dangerous universities” that nurture free thinking and free speech. Please consider supporting the work of Rights and Freedoms Advocate. As a charity, we work hard to defend constitutional freedoms in Canada. If you have been feeling the effects of deteriorating freedoms in Canada, click the link below to donate. https://rightsandfreedomsadvocate.kindful.com/

Carol Crosson from Rights and Freedoms Advocate discusses the challenges that Canadian crisis pregnancy centres are facing due to the Liberal Government removing their charitable tax status in a recent mandate. Please consider supporting the work of Rights and Freedoms Advocate. As a charity, we work hard to defend constitutional freedoms in Canada. If you have been feeling the effects of deteriorating freedoms in Canada, click the link below to donate. https://rightsandfreedomsadvocate.kindful.com/

During COVID-19, physicians were put in difficult situations. View this interview to see how this physician maneuvered through the research and took a reasonable and courageous position despite pressure and censorship.

When you stand for freedom, remember that standing with others can make the difference. This is a story of those who banded together to fight for freedom and were all the stronger for it.

Should government control law enforcement and judges? Are you worried about allegations of government interference in the Nova Scotia RCMP investigation or the pressure on the US Supreme Court in Roe v. Wade? This short interview explores the importance of independent institutions and how interference with them undermines public trust and our democracy.

On May 5 and 6, 2022, the case of Nassichuk-Dean v. University of Lethbridge goes to court in Alberta on the issue of whether the University breached the Charter in the imposition of its vaccine mandate. Last fall, students at post-secondaries, and indeed, across Canada faced demands for vaccination in order to continue in their education. This case is one of the first in which a full Charter analysis will come before the court on this issue.

On February 14, 2022, the Prime Minister invoked the Emergencies Act, with Chrystia Freeland following up, to punish those involved with protesting the Federal Government. Carol Crosson, a lawyer with expertise on protest, shares how this goes completely against our democracy and our fundamental freedoms.

Carol Crosson, the founder of Rights and Freedoms Advocate, shares a message of hope and encouragement for those in the fight for freedom. Be an advocate for freedom with us. Go to: https://www.freedomsadvocate.ca/

President of the charity Rights & Freedoms Advocate Carol Crosson talks about what we can do in both the short and long term to fight for our freedoms on the vaccine mandates. Be an advocate for freedom with us. Go to: https://www.freedomsadvocate.ca/

Carol Crosson of Rights & Freedoms Advocate speaks about standing up for our freedoms and liberties throughout this difficult time of Covid-19 vaccine mandates. Be an advocate for freedom with us. Go to: https://www.freedomsadvocate.ca/

Rights and Freedoms Advocate is a charity devoted to defending the rights and freedoms of all Canadians, including the rights to freedom of religion and freedom of expression, by representing individuals and groups in defending them against government and other authorities who are threatening those rights. Be an advocate for freedom with us. Go to: https://www.freedomsadvocate.ca/