The History of Civil Liberties in Canada with Rex Murphy
November 1, 2022
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as posted by the channelOn September 22, 2022, The Democracy Fund hosted another very special evening on The History of Civil Liberties in Canada with our Historian in Residence, Conrad Black, featuring acclaimed guest speaker, author and journalist, Rex Murphy.
This event was the second episode in our limited series on The History of Civil Liberties in Canada, in which the esteemed Conrad Black discussed with guest Rex Murphy the topic of civil liberties in Canada from both a present-day and historical perspective focusing on the issue of constitutional rights and freedoms in Canada.
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