Court Challenges Program of Canada

EarlyBirds Launches the Explorer Program to Solve the Challenges of Aged Care Services

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Sunday, June 26, 2022
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As such, one of the biggest challenges is the shortage of care providers and the problem of sustainability in this industry.

Key Points: 
  • As such, one of the biggest challenges is the shortage of care providers and the problem of sustainability in this industry.
  • Fortunately, digital aged care and home care technologies can help reduce costs, enhance care quality, and allow for a more sustainable business model for aged care.
  • The EarlyBirds open innovation ecosystem has two primary components, including "The Explorer program", an award-winning platform with over 4 million innovators.
  • And the Challenger Program can help solve a particular business or technical challenge in weeks.

Statement by Minister Rodriguez, Minister Hussen and Minister Lametti on Human Rights Day

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Friday, December 10, 2021
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Human Rights Day reminds us to work together to reduce inequalities and advance respect for human rights.

Key Points: 
  • Human Rights Day reminds us to work together to reduce inequalities and advance respect for human rights.
  • On this day in 1948, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to recognize and protect fundamental human rights for everyone, everywhere.
  • The Court Challenges Program , reinstated by our government in 2017, has helped protect Canadians' language rights and human rights by financially supporting challenges to laws and policies that might violate those rights.
  • Considerable efforts are being made to strengthen exchanges between civil society and Indigenous organizations on issues related to Canada's implementation of international human rights, as outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the seven international human rights treaties to which Canada is a party.

Expert Panel Members Appointed to Advance Work of Court Challenges Program

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Tuesday, November 20, 2018
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Over the years, the Court Challenges Program (CCP) has been instrumental in helping to clarify and assert official language and equality rights guaranteed under Canada's Constitution.

Key Points: 
  • Over the years, the Court Challenges Program (CCP) has been instrumental in helping to clarify and assert official language and equality rights guaranteed under Canada's Constitution.
  • Details of the Court Challenges Program funding application process will be developed in a few weeks.
  • "The modernized Court Challenges Program will offer access to the justice system to better clarify and assert official language rights and human rights in Canada.
  • "Our government is proud to re-establish the Court Challenges Program, which demonstrates our commitment to better protect human rights and language rights in Canada.