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Feb. 22, 2024: OCLA signs open letter to Canadian ministers: Stop genocide or resign
Mar. 29, 2023: OCLA Report: "The Court of Appeal for Ontario’s decision in J.N. v. C.G. brings the province’s appellate judiciary into disrepute"
Feb. 9, 2023: OCLA hosts report: "Age-stratified COVID-19 vaccine-dose fatality rate for Israel and Australia"
Dec. 30, 2022: OCLA's 2022 Year in Review
Dec. 19, 2022: Refusal to be vaccinated not “misconduct” in new SST decision
Dec. 8, 2022: OCLA posts RN Andrew Brannan's public letter opposing action campaign for renewed mask mandates
Oct. 5, 2022: OCLA hosts report "Proof that Canada's COVID-19 mortality statistics are incorrect"
Sep. 20, 2022: OCLA’s submission to the Public Order Emergencies Commission
Aug. 3, 2022: Research article: COVID-Period Mass Vaccination Campaign and Public Health Disaster in the USA
Media Coverage
Sep. 17, 2023: "The Corruption of Canadian Courts: Denis Rancourt" Iron Will Report
Sep. 9, 2023: "Pro Tip: Civil Disobedience Against Mandatory Masking Works!!" Press for Truth
Jun. 10, 2023: "Ottawa physicist tells NCI the government killed more than the virus" Western Standard
May 30, 2023: "Wasaga Beach to use 3rd party to handle whistleblower complaints" Wasaga Sun
Dec. 23, 2022: "Federal tribunal overturns government's refusal to grant EI benefits to worker fired for refusing to be vaccinated" Rebel News
Dec. 1, 2022: "What Really Killed Millions? Interview with Denis Rancourt" Iron Will Report
Oct. 17, 2022: "Charte, coercition et injections - Entrevue avec Denis Rancourt et Joseph Hickey" Tribunal de l'Infaux
Aug. 11, 2022: "Study finds COVID vaccines were 'useless' in reducing all-cause mortality in USA" Western Standard
May 26, 2022: "Recent CMAJ study vilifying the unvaccinated is unwarranted" The Democracy Fund
Category Archives: Blog posts
Canadian travellers in Russia shocked by Canada’s draconian border measures
OCLA received an email on January 30, 2021, from a Canadian couple planning to return home from travel in Russia. The writer of the email describes the relatively sane conditions in Russia and compares them to the draconian reality in Canada: “Just … Continue reading
Criticism of DK Chu et al. on face masks for COVID-19 by professor Joseph Audie
Professor Joseph Audie wrote to OCLA’s researcher Denis Rancourt on July 14, 2020, to describe his observations about the “Chu et al.” article and its use by the WHO. Here is professor Audie’s letter, published with permission. Hello Dr. Rancourt, … Continue reading
OCLA opposes the international campaign to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Association (IHRA) definition of antisemitism
The OCLA endorses the recently expressed position of the BCCLA. Whereas the OCLA and the BCCLA (and the CCLA) are distinct and separate organizations, the OCLA nonetheless also opposes the international campaign to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Association (IHRA) … Continue reading
BLG lawyer asks LPAT to consider denying full right to appeal urban development decision
In today’s latest development of the case of Ottawa homeowner appellant Dr. Hadi Salmasian [see: “OCLA supports opponents of Ontario’s vague and unfair planning law”], a lawyer from the BLG law firm representing the developer has asked the Local Planning … Continue reading
OCLA supports opponents of Ontario’s vague and unfair planning law
The Ontario Civil Liberties Association (OCLA) sides with Ottawa residents who are challenging the constitutionality of the so-called “minor variance” bylaw-variance provision of Ontario’s Planning Act. Dr. Hadi Salmasian’s constitutional challenge of section 45(1) of the Planning Act, his challenge … Continue reading
Report from the Conference on Empirical Legal Studies (CELS) 2015
I had the good fortune of attending the CELS 2015 in St. Louis, MO last week (Oct. 29-31). This was for my PhD research, not for the OCLA. However, as the research presented at the conference is of interest to … Continue reading
Free Speech for Candidates
I was an in-studio guest yesterday on CBC Radio’s call-in show “Ontario Today”, hosted by Rita Celli. The title of the show was “Canning candidates: Is it good for democracy?” and the topic was the expulsion of candidates by the … Continue reading
Update About Dr. Alex Nataros
Dr. Alex Nataros spoke at a public event hosted by the OCLA last May about whistleblowing in the medical system. Fortunately, Dr. Nataros he has been allowed back to work at St. Mary’s Hospital in Montreal. Here is an update on his … Continue reading
140 Groups Call for Anti-SLAPP Legislation in Ontario
Click the image above to go to today’s press release for a Greenpeace-organized campaign calling for Anti-SLAPP legislation in Ontario.
