Spring 2015 has seen two seminal freedom of religion decisions come down from our highest court. Join us to explore the Supreme Court of Canada’s reasoning in Loyola High School v. Quebec and Mouvement laïque québécois v. Saguenay (City). What are the implications for your freedom of religion and other Charter cases? Our expert panel will unravel the complexities, including:

• How the definition of Canadian secularism is developing
• What are the collective dimensions of religious freedom?
• Where are the limits on public prayer?
• What are the implications for future cases, such as the Trinity Western University litigation?

Program Chairs

Joseph Cheng, Department of Justice
Cheryl Milne, David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights

Speakers

Richard Moon, Professor of Law, University of Windsor
Derek Ross, Executive Director, Christian Legal Fellowship
Cara Zwibel, Director of Fundamental Freedoms Program, Canadian Civil Liberties Association