 CANADIAN CENTRE FOR POLICY STUDIES December 7 - Ottawa, Ontario Freedom of speech is not just important - it is, in fact, the foundation of an open and free society. In Canada, however, as in other countries in the Western World, this and other basic freedoms are under attack under the pretext of protecting and promoting human rights. Join us in Ottawa December 7 as we survey Canada's historic commitment to individual liberty and how current government practices conflict with that proud tradition. Learn how, by suppressing free speech, human rights laws are actually undermining human rights in Canada and abroad. Examine the prospects for reversing the tide and learn from the experts what you can do to help. Click here now to download the agenda. Click here now to download the list of speakers.
Note: All prices include lunch plus registrants will receive free admission to a dinner/debate from 6 pm to 9 pm at the Parliament Pub, 101 Sparks Street in Ottawa sponsored by the Société Macdonald-Cartier Society entitled The conservative movement at a crossroads: Lessons from the past, directions for the future. Panel speakers include: Gerry Nicholls, John Robson, Joseph C. Ben-Ami, and Don Lenihan Ph.D. President, Engagement - Public Policy Forum. If you care about freedom and the future of Canada you don't want to miss this event!
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