David Warren is the CCRL’s Guest Speaker at our AGM on February 2, 2018 in Toronto
The following notice is of particular interest to those in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). On Friday, February 2, we will be having our Annual General Meeting (AGM) in the hall of Holy Rosary Church, 356 St. Clair Avenue West, M5P 1N4. The AGM will begin at 7 pm with...CCRL Spring Dinner 2017 to be hosted in Toronto on June 19 with Guest Speaker Dr. Andrew Bennett
Toronto, ON May 26, 2017 – The Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) is pleased to announce that its annual Spring Dinner will take place in Toronto on June 19 at 6:30 pm at the Sala Caboto Ballroom at 40 Playfair Ave, west of Dufferin, south of Lawrence. Tickets...George Weigel is the CCRL’s Guest Speaker at our AGM on October 26, 2016 in Toronto
The following notice is of particular interest to those in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). On Wednesday, October 26, we will be having our Annual General Meeting (AGM) in the hall of Holy Rosary Church, 354 St. Clair Avenue West, M5P 1N4. We will begin with Mass in...CCRL Spring Dinner 2016 to be hosted in Toronto on June 2 with Guest Speaker Douglas Farrow
Toronto, ON May 10, 2016 – The Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) is pleased to announce that its annual Spring Dinner will take place in Toronto on June 2 at 6:30 pm at the Sala Caboto Ballroom at 40 Playfair Ave, west of Dufferin, south of Lawrence. Tickets...Annual General Meeting: December 15, 2015 in Toronto
The following notice is of particular interest to those in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). On Tuesday, December 15 we will be having our Annual General Meeting (AGM) in the hall of St. Pius X Church, 2305 Bloor Street West, M6S 1P1. We will begin 7 pm. Light...
Statement on the Denial of Conscientious Objection from the “Effective Referral” Mandate: https://t.co/W81evznsU1
The CCRL is preparing its release regarding this morning's decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal to uphold the effective referral mandate, which forces physicians to refer patients to others to perform procedures that they find morally objectionable.
Today's ruling agrees that they are being discriminated against on the basis of religion when they are required to provide referrals for such services, but says the infringement is a justified one under section 1 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. https://t.co/DirUzIQDLg