The Opposition Conservatives surprised many today by using their Opposition Motion in the House of Commons to address the Canada Summer Jobs issue. The federal government has struggled to keep this controversy under wraps. But the story will not die. There is too much at stake, as I explained in… More
When the success of your government grant application depends on agreeing with a government opinion, then there is bound to be a fuss. Canada is a democracy and Liberal democrats, by definition, do not take government-imposed opinions lightly. The Canada Summer Jobs is a government program that funds non-profits, small… More
Right to Life Association of Toronto and Area, et. al. v. Canada, Federal Court, January 30, 2018; Docket: T-8-18 Justice St-Louis, of the Federal Court, ruled today that the Right to Life Association of Toronto (RTLT) failed to meet the legal test for an injunction against the federal government’s Canada… More
RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES CALL ON GOVERNMENT TO REMOVE ABORTION ATTESTATION REQUIREMENT - Intersection Show Episode 002 Host Barry Bussey interviews Philip Milley (Associate Director at the Canadian Council of Christian Charities) on the recent updates surrounding Canada Summer Jobs Government Funding controversy. Watch & Share the Video to Share the Message! https://www.facebook.com/lawandreligionCanada/videos/2024345864444938/ More
Minister Patty Hajdu called CCCC last evening to inform us of the rationale behind the attestation requirement of the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) program. We were given an opportunity to express our views. The Minister then said she would take the information to her staff and see what to… More
Host Barry Bussey interviews Bruce Clemenger (President of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada) on the recent Canada Summer Jobs Government Funding controversy. Watch & Share the Video to Share the Message! More
Attn.: Christian Charities in Canada If you have received funding in the past but in 2018 it is denied because of your refusal to accept the government’s attestation, please email ([email protected]) or call (519-669-5137) us at the CCCC office as to the next steps. Please keep us informed as to… More