
Gregory Bordan
Counsel at Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP specializing in regulatory, constitutional, and administrative law in Montreal
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Aug 5, 2026
S2E2: Section 33 of the Charter: The Notwithstanding Clause
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Cheryl MilneHOST
Do you mind discussing this and how you've been involved in the constitutional litigation?

Gregory BordanGUEST
In fact, the Hack case was the first case off the mark after the bill was enacted.

Gregory BordanGUEST
It had been in preparation for several months, and they were getting affidavits from people who would be affected.

Gregory BordanGUEST
I should say right off the bat that most of them are from Muslim women, because they are clearly the primary target of this.

Gregory BordanGUEST
I'm an Orthodox Jew, and they wanted to, uh, show the breadth of the impact.
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Cheryl MilneHOST
In regards to the arguments, but also your practice of litigating constitutional cases, how is this different than other charter cases that you maybe have been involved with in the past?