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Cara Zwibel - Emergencies Act probe: Trudeau calls invocation ‘necessary’ amid civil rights group concerns - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa

13.10.2022 / 07:21

Emergencies Act probe: Trudeau calls invocation ‘necessary’ amid civil rights group concerns

Emergencies Act earlier this year prepares to enter its public phase, the prime minister is standing firm behind his decision to use the controversial legislation — even as civil liberties groups raise questions.The Public Order Emergency Commission’s public hearings will kick off on Thursday, at which point Canadians will be able to hear from a number of different high-profile voices about whether the invocation was a justifiable response to the convoy protest that blockaded downtown Ottawa and two border crossings for weeks.

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Cara Zwibel - Can private businesses enforce their own COVID-19 ‘vaccine passports’? - globalnews.ca - France - Canada

14.07.2021 / 09:23

Can private businesses enforce their own COVID-19 ‘vaccine passports’?

COVID-19 “vaccine passport” to allow access to some public places, but what leeway do private businesses have to introduce their own policy?According to lawyer Cara Zwibel, who is also the director of the Fundamental Freedoms Program at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, businesses can turn away whoever they like — as long as it isn’t discriminatory under human rights statutes.

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Cara Zwibel - Differing rules cause people to lose faith in the system: CCLA - globalnews.ca

12.03.2021 / 16:01

Differing rules cause people to lose faith in the system: CCLA

Cara Zwibel from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association describes why punishing people who are trying to follow the rules causes them to lose faith in government.

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Adam Skelly - Cara Zwibel - Civil liberties lawyer concerned after Etobicoke restaurant owner billed for police response - globalnews.ca

24.02.2021 / 14:17

Civil liberties lawyer concerned after Etobicoke restaurant owner billed for police response

restaurant owner nearly $200,000 to cover the cost of enforcing lockdown regulations raises concerns about people’s constitutionally protected right to protest.Adam Skelly, the owner of Adamson Barbecue, opened his restaurant for indoor dining in November in violation of COVID-19 public health regulations, drawing dozens of anti-lockdown protesters.On the weekend, Skelly posted on social media that he had received an invoice from the city for $187,030.56, with the cost of the police response accounting for $165,188.73 of the total.Cara Zwibel, the director of the fundamental freedoms program with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, said the idea that individuals should have to pay for the opportunity to exercise their freedom of

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Justin Trudeau - Cara Zwibel - Civil liberties group warns mandatory hotel quarantines may harm low income Canadians - globalnews.ca

08.02.2021 / 15:40

Civil liberties group warns mandatory hotel quarantines may harm low income Canadians

hotel quarantines for international travellers, saying it may harm lower-income Canadians and infringe on citizens’ mobility rights.Cara Zwibel, a lawyer who heads the organization’s fundamental freedoms program, is calling on the federal government to produce any evidence that returning passengers are breaching the current requirement to self-isolate at home, which she suggests is the only fair basis to toughen the rules.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced more than two weeks ago that travellers flying back from abroad will have to quarantine at a federally mandated hotel for up to three days at their own expense, though he acknowledged that only a fraction of COVID-19 cases appear to stem from overseas trips.

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Adam Skelly - Cara Zwibel - Adamson BBQ owner defies lockdown measures – what happens next? - globalnews.ca

27.11.2020 / 19:04

Adamson BBQ owner defies lockdown measures – what happens next?

Canadian Civil Liberties Association lawyer Cara Zwibel breaks down the defiance of lockdown regulations by Etobicoke restaurant Adamson BBQ’s owner Adam Skelly.

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