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Freedom of religion in Canada today: Three issues
January 28, 2010
Calgary, AB
Hosted by: Sheldon Chumir Foundation for Ethics in Leadership, Rocky Mountain Civil Liberties Association
Liberal democracy and the line between religion and state
John Dixon, Part 1
John Dixon, Part 1
Liberal democracy and the line between religion and state
John Dixon, Part 2
John Dixon, Part 2
Charter protection of religion from government interference
Jennifer Koshan and Jonnette Watson-Hamilton, Part 1
Jennifer Koshan and Jonnette Watson-Hamilton, Part 1
Charter protection of religion from government interference
Jennifer Koshan and Jonnette Watson-Hamilton, Part 2
Jennifer Koshan and Jonnette Watson-Hamilton, Part 2
Charter protection of religion from government interference - Question Period
Freedom of religion and anti-discrimination law, Alvin Esau, Part 1
Freedom of religion and anti-discrimination law, Alvin Esau, Part 2
Freedom of religion and anti-discrimination law, Alvin Esau, Part 3
Freedom of religion and anti-discrimination law - Question Period
Freedom of religion and anti-discrimination law - Question Period, Part 2
Freedom of religion and anti-discrimination law - Question Period, Part 3
Freedom of religion and anti-discrimination law - Question Period, Part 4
Should the law be used to remove inequalities within religion? - Dan Shapiro
Should the law be used to remove inequalities within religion? - Question Period
Should the law be used to remove inequalities within religion? - Question Period, Part 2
Media Release: Event to explore conflicts between freedom of religion and anti-discrimination laws
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