What should be the limits to freedom of expression in Canadian universities?

As culture wars continue to engulf universities, important questions about the limits of expressive freedom on campus have become hot topics. Are rights different for faculty, staff, students, and administrators? Do different limits apply in the quad, in classrooms, in student residences? Do academic freedom and freedom of expression mean different things? Do the Canadian Charter and the Quebec Charter apply?

Cosponsored by Canadian Association of University Teachers and PEN Canada

Panelists:

Jamie Cameron, Professor Emerita of Constitutional Law, Osgoode Hall Law School

Louis-Philippe Lampron, Professeur titulaire, Faculté de droit, Université Laval

Richard Moon, Distinguished Professor and Professor of Law, University of Windsor

Vershawn Young, Professor Black Studies, Communication Arts, and English, University of Waterloo

Moderator:

James L. Turk, Director, Centre for Free Expression

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This is a free event and no registration is required.

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