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Ontario Civil Liberties Association

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Recent Work

Feb. 22, 2024: OCLA signs open letter to Canadian ministers: Stop genocide or resign

Jun. 20, 2023: Is refusal to be vaccinated “misconduct” under the Employment Insurance Act? OCLA ED raises constitutional issues in Social Security Tribunal appeal (Updated)

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. 20, 2022: OCLA hosts report: “Probable causal association between Australia’s new regime of high all-cause mortality and its COVID-19 vaccine rollout”

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

Dec. 6, 2022: OCLA hosts report "Probable causal association between India’s extraordinary April-July 2021 excess-mortality event and the vaccine rollout"

Nov. 26, 2022: Is refusal to be vaccinated “misconduct” under the Employment Insurance Act? OCLA ED raises constitutional issues in Social Security Tribunal appeal

Oct. 14, 2022: OCLA Report 2022-3: "State coercion to receive medical injections confirms conflicting interpretations of the right to life, liberty and security of the person"

Oct. 5, 2022: OCLA hosts report "Proof that Canada's COVID-19 mortality statistics are incorrect"

Sep. 23, 2022: OCLA Report 2022-2: “Canadian court decisions on the constitutionality of Covid measures are invalid due to jurisdictional errors of law”

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

Previous media articles

"The OCLA takes a vigorous and highly principled approach to defending free speech rights, which is an approach that is sorely needed in Canada today."

– John Carpay
President,
Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

"I am very pleased to learn about the Ontario Civil Liberties Association, and wish it the greatest success in its work, which could not be more timely and urgent as elementary civil rights, including freedom of speech, are under attack in much of the world, not excluding the more free and democratic societies."

– Noam Chomsky
Institute Professor, MIT

"Freedom of expression is our most fundamental and most precious freedom. It has been under attack in Canada for years. The Ontario Civil Liberties Association has taken a position that is both courageous and principled. The OCLA now stands alone and its position should be supported by all Canadians who cherish democracy and freedom."

– Robert Martin
Professor of Law,
Emeritus,
Western University

“All subjects including religion and politics should be open to discussion and critical debate. There is a real need for an organization like the Ontario Civil Liberties Association to support free speech and to support the rights of individuals to challenge the conventions of today so that we can have a brighter tomorrow.”

– Edward C. Corrigan
Barrister and Solicitor