Across
- 8. The clause (Section 33) that allows a government to legally shield a law from certain Charter challenges for a five-year period.
- 9. The court case that weighed the conflicting rights of freedom of expression against freedom of the press (publication bans).
- 11. The act invoked by Justin Trudeau in 2025 (Feb 14, 2022 in the original text) to combat the Freedom Convoy.
- 12. The person criminally charged with promoting hatred in his classroom in Alberta.
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- 1. What a judge must find has occurred to a right before they can consider applying Section 1 or a remedy (Question: What does infringed mean?).
- 2. The right that was the central issue in the Keegstra case, which he used as his defense against the hate speech charge (Section 2b).
- 3. The freedom of a parent that was "seriously infringed" in the B. (R.) case due to the court-ordered blood transfusion.
- 4. The right, contained in the Bill of Rights but omitted from the Charter, that deals with owning or possessing private possessions.
- 5. The province where the Human Rights Code would apply to a private landlord refusing to rent to a First Nations person.
- 6. The legal term for the burden of proof (responsibility) that rests on the Children's Aid Society to justify limiting parental rights.
- 7. This Act, used during the October Crisis, was criticized for taking away rights and allowing jail time without a trial.
- 10. The legal term for the temporary court order given to the Children's Aid Society in the B. (R.) case to make medical decisions.