Why More Canadians Are Afraid to Speak

Could something you say one day land you before a tribunal or even in court?

Many Canadians believe the country's approach to free speech is changing. From Bill C-9 to high-profile censorship cases, the debate over who gets to decide what's acceptable to say is heating up.

Join David Leis live with Amy Hamm, former B.C. nurse fighting a censorship case in court, Nigel Hannaford, former speechwriter to a Canadian prime minister, and John Carpay, with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms.

Is free speech still a fundamental right in Canada—or is the line moving? Why are these policies being introduced, and what could they mean for you?

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