Downtown Charter Series - January 30, 2019. Section 33, Notwithstanding Clause

The Charter protects the basic legal, civil, and human rights of
Canadians, but section 33, known as the 'Notwithstanding Clause',
allows the government to pass laws that contradict those rights.
Join Professor Barbara Billingsley to learn how this controversial
power in the Charter works.

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