CCF warns Toronto City Council that new “bubblezone” bylaw banning protests will face legal challenge
“While we await the outcome of our challenge to the Calgary bylaw, Toronto should be aware that their bylaw is similarly constitutionally vulnerable and will almost certainly be subject to a legal challenge,”
By Canadian Constitution Foundation —— Bio and Archives--May 25, 2025
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TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is warning the City of Toronto that their recently passed “bubble zone” law is an unconstitutional limit on the right to protest. The Toronto bubble zone passed a council vote on May 22 after hours of debate. The law will create optional 50-metre bubble zones that prohibit protests around certain places; places of worship, schools and childcare centres. The law will allow these places to request protesters be barred from city property around their facilities, including barring them from sidewalks, grass and roads.
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