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FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
AND THE PRESS
Winter 1999
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Volume II
VII. POLITICAL EXPRESSION AND THE
ELECTORAL PROCESS
A. Introduction,
VII-2
Haig v. Chief Electoral Officer, VII-3
Thomson Newspapers Co. v. A-G Canada, VII-8
B. Money and Politics,
VII-38
Can there be too much speech?
Royal Commission on Electoral Reform and Party Financing (Lortie Commission), VII-38
Restrictions on Campaign Contributions and Expenditures
Libman v. Quebec (Attorney General), VII-42
Somerville v. A-G of Canada, VII-62
Reimbursement of Campaign Expenditures
Re MacKay et al. and Government of Manitoba, VII-75
C. Public Servants and Partisan Politics,
VII-80
Osborne v. Canada VII-80
D. American Jurisprudence,
VII-88
Buckley v. Valeo, VII-88
Bellotti v. Baird, VII-94
Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce, VII-99
Branti v. Finkel, VII-108
VIII. COMMERCIAL EXPRESSION
A. Introduction, VIII-2
B. Section 2(b),
VIII-3
Ford v. Quebec (A.G.),
VIII-3
C. Reasonable Limits under Section 1,
VIII-7
Irwin Toy Ltd. v. A-G of Quebec,
VIII-7
Reference Re ss. 193 and 195.1(1)(c) of the Criminal Code, VIII-14
Rocket v. Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario,
VIII-20
RJR - MacDonald Inc. v. A-G Canada,
VIII-26
Bill C-71, Tobacco Act, 1996, VIII-42
D. American
Jurisprudence, VIII-50
A note on the First Amendment jurisprudence, VIII-50
IX.
COMPELLED EXPRESSION
A. Introduction, IX-1
B. General
Principles, IX-2
R. v. Big M Drug Mart, IX-2
Roach v. Minister of Citizenship, IX-3
West Virginia Board of Education v. Barnette, IX-7
Wooley v. Maynard, IX-9
C. Mandatory Labels,
IX-12
Meese v. Keene, IX-12
R.J.R. MacDonald v. A-G Canada, IX-16
D. Employment Relations,
IX-18
Slaight Communications Inc. v. Davidson, IX-18
Lavigne v. O.P.S.E.U. et al., IX-27
Keller v. State Bar of California, IX-47
X.
GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF THE MEDIA
A. The Regulatory Framework,
X-2
Royal Commission on Newspapers (Kent Commission)1981
(Chapter 2CThe
Public Trust
(extracts)), X-2
A Statement of Principles for Canadian Daily Newspapers, X-9
Broadcasting Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. B-9 (extracts),
X-11
Law Reform Commission of CanadaCCRTC
Study (extracts), X-15
Royal Commission on Newspapers (Kent Commission)1981 (Chapter 14CRecommendations
(extracts)), X-20
New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. v. C.R.T.C., X-22
B. Rationales for Regulation,
X-26
Spectrum Scarcity
Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. F.C.C., X-26
Public Property
Re CFRB and Attorney General of Canada et al., X-33
Culture/National Unity
Report of the Task Force on Broadcasting Policy (1986),
X-36
Privacy
Federal Communications Commission v. Pacifica
Foundation, X-38
C. Content Regulation,
X-45
National Indian Brotherhood v. Juneau,
X-45
Les Entreprises de Radiodiffusion de la Capitale Inc. (CHIRC
Quebec), X-48
D. Access to the Media,
X-56
Trieger v. Canadian Broadcasting Corp.,
X-56
Royal Commission on Electoral Reform and Party Financing (Lortie Commission), X-59
Miami Herald Publishing Co. v. Tornillo,
X-63
XI.
NEWSGATHERING
A. Introduction,
XI-2
Canadian Broadcasting Corp. v. A-G New Brunswick [Re R. v.
Carson], XI-2
B. The Press and Section 8,
XI-7
Canadian Broadcasting Corp. v. New Brunswick,
XI-7
Canadian Broadcasting Corp. v. Lessard, XI-13
C. American Jurisprudence,
XI-22
Zurcher v. Stanford Daily,
XI-22
Branzburg v. Hayes,
XI-31
Pell v. Procunier,
XI-41
XII. ACCESS TO PROCEEDINGS
A. Introduction,
XII-2
B. Access to Judicial Proceedings,
XII-3
Canadian Broadcasting Corp. v. A-G New Brunswick [Re R. v.
Carson], XII-3
C. Access to Other Proceedings,
XII-13
Pacific Press Ltd. v. Canada,
XII-14
Travers v. Canada, XII-19
Southam Inc. v. A-G Canada,
XII-23
D. Access to Documents and Exhibits,
XII-25
Vickery v. Nova Scotia Supreme Court (Prothonotary),
XII-25
Leader Post v. Neuls,
XII-34
Dr. A v. C, XII-36
E. Access by Electronic or Audio Media,
XII-39
Kingston Whig-Standard v. Ontario (A-G),
XII-39
R. v. Squires, XII-43
New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. v. Nova Scotia,
XII-49
F. American Jurisprudence,
XII-53
Richmond Newspapers, Inc. v. Virginia,
XII-53
Globe Newspaper Co. v. Superior Court,
XII-56
XIII. PUBLICATION BANS
A. Introduction,
XIII-2
B. Fair Trial,
XIII-3
Dagenais v. C.B.C.,
XIII-3
Re Global Communications Ltd. and Attorney-General for Canada,
XIII-18
Manitoba (Attorney-General) v. Groupe Quebecor Inc.,
XIII-20
R. v. Bernardo, XIII-22
C. Privacy,
XIII-24
Edmonton Journal v. Alberta (Attorney General),
XIII-24
Canadian Newspapers Co. v. A.G. Canada,
XIII-35
John Doe v. C.B.C.,
XIII-38
D. American Jurisprudence,
XIII-46
Nebraska Press Association v. Stuart,
XIII-46
Cox Broadcasting Corp. v. Cohn,
XIII-49
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