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Why Targeted Demonstrations Are Costing Cities More Than We Realize In cities across Canada, a growing number of protests are no longer directed at institutions
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Understanding How Broad Accusations Become Dangerous Acts of Intimidation In an open society, protest is a democratic right — but when demonstrations begin to target
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Why Certain Protests Aim to Provoke, Not Persuade In a democratic society, the right to protest is a vital part of civic life. But not
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The Financial Cost of Inaction In 2024, the City of Toronto — Canada’s largest and most diverse municipality — spent nearly $20 million on policing
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A Real-World Example of Bubble Zones at Work In March 2025, the City of Vaughan became the latest Canadian municipality to face a now-familiar challenge:
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Protecting Rights — All of Them, For Everyone At first glance, bubble zones may seem like a restriction on free speech. After all, they create
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Protecting Public Health from Protest Disruption During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccination clinics became essential infrastructure. They were places where people came to
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Shielding Access, Not Silencing Voices In Ontario, the right to access essential health services — without intimidation or harassment — is protected by law. Since
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