Our latest project – The Anglosphere Project – looks at the history of religious freedom in the United Kingdom, The United States of America and Canada. A joint initiative of the Religious Freedom Institute and Cardus, it offers a constitutional and institutional history of this foundational liberty in the Anglo-American tradition. Read more at this link.
We believe in upholding the importance and centrality of religious freedom in our common life.
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CRFI Director Rev. Dr. Andrew Bennett joins host Danielle Smith on AM770 Radio in Calgary to discuss a new move to formalize legal protections for Alberta healthcare workers’ constitutional right to freedom of conscience.
Alberta’s debate on conscience protections, sparked by the introduction of Bill 207, has descended into a cacophony of fear-mongering about discrimination and violations of individuals’ rights, writes Fr. Dn. Andrew Bennett in the Edmonton Journal.
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