Niagara Falls Sign Ban to Become Inaugural Censorship Defence Fund Case
This is the first legal challenge funded by the CCF’s Censorship Defence Fund, established to fight speech restrictions at the municipal level
By Canadian Constitution Foundation —— Bio and Archives--July 29, 2025
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NIAGARA FALLS — The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has filed a constitutional challenge in support of a group of women who were arrested for silently protesting during a Niagara Falls City Council meeting on June 17. The applicant, Lauren O’Connor, was among the demonstrators arrested for holding small paper signs which read “The Women of Ontario Say No” to advocate for stronger accountability for local officials facing criminal charges.
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