Emmett Macfarlane is a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Waterloo.

• Introduction: The Challenge and Controversy of Free Expression Emmett Macfarlane1. Does Freedom of Expression Have a Future?Richard Moon2. Hate Speech, Harm, and RightsEmmett Macfarlane3. Process Matters: Postal Censorship, Your Ward News, and s.2(b) of the CharterJamie Cameron4. Freedom of Expression in an Age of Disinformation: Charter Considerations for Regulating Political Speech in Canadian ElectionsErin Crandall and Andrea Lawlor5. Regulating Expression on Social MediaCarissima Mathen6. The Right to Protest and Counter-Protest: Complexities and ConsiderationsCara Faith Zwibel7. Positive Rights, Negative Freedoms, and the Margins of Expressive FreedomBenjamin Oliphant8. Compelled Speech: A Conscience- and Integrity-Based ApproachLéonid Sirota9. Balancing Freedom of Expression and Access to the Courts: Assessing Ontario’s Anti-SLAPP LegislationByron M. Sheldrick10. Denial, Deplatforming, and Democracy: Thinking About Climate Change in the Age of Social MediaChristopher Bennett11. The Tension Between Freedom of Expression and Language Rights in Canada: The Ford and Devine Legacy after Thirty YearsStéphanie Chouinard and Emmanuelle Richez12. Teiakwanahstahsontéhrha’ We Extend the RaftersDavid Newhouse13. Faculty Free Speech in Canada: Trends, Risks, and Possible FuturesJeffrey Adam Sachs14. On Silence: Student Refrainment From SpeechShannon Dea15. Deplatforming in Theory and Practice: The Ann Coulter DebacleDax D’Orazio

Emmett Macfarlane is a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Waterloo.

• Introduction: The Challenge and Controversy of Free Expression Emmett Macfarlane1. Does Freedom of Expression Have a Future?Richard Moon2. Hate Speech, Harm, and RightsEmmett Macfarlane3. Process Matters: Postal Censorship, Your Ward News, and s.2(b) of the CharterJamie Cameron4. Freedom of Expression in an Age of Disinformation: Charter Considerations for Regulating Political Speech in Canadian ElectionsErin Crandall and Andrea Lawlor5. Regulating Expression on Social MediaCarissima Mathen6. The Right to Protest and Counter-Protest: Complexities and ConsiderationsCara Faith Zwibel7. Positive Rights, Negative Freedoms, and the Margins of Expressive FreedomBenjamin Oliphant8. Compelled Speech: A Conscience- and Integrity-Based ApproachLéonid Sirota9. Balancing Freedom of Expression and Access to the Courts: Assessing Ontario’s Anti-SLAPP LegislationByron M. Sheldrick10. Denial, Deplatforming, and Democracy: Thinking About Climate Change in the Age of Social MediaChristopher Bennett11. The Tension Between Freedom of Expression and Language Rights in Canada: The Ford and Devine Legacy after Thirty YearsStéphanie Chouinard and Emmanuelle Richez12. Teiakwanahstahsontéhrha’ We Extend the RaftersDavid Newhouse13. Faculty Free Speech in Canada: Trends, Risks, and Possible FuturesJeffrey Adam Sachs14. On Silence: Student Refrainment From SpeechShannon Dea15. Deplatforming in Theory and Practice: The Ann Coulter DebacleDax D’Orazio

Emmett Macfarlane is a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Waterloo.

• Introduction: The Challenge and Controversy of Free Expression Emmett Macfarlane1. Does Freedom of Expression Have a Future?Richard Moon2. Hate Speech, Harm, and RightsEmmett Macfarlane3. Process Matters: Postal Censorship, Your Ward News, and s.2(b) of the CharterJamie Cameron4. Freedom of Expression in an Age of Disinformation: Charter Considerations for Regulating Political Speech in Canadian ElectionsErin Crandall and Andrea Lawlor5. Regulating Expression on Social MediaCarissima Mathen6. The Right to Protest and Counter-Protest: Complexities and ConsiderationsCara Faith Zwibel7. Positive Rights, Negative Freedoms, and the Margins of Expressive FreedomBenjamin Oliphant8. Compelled Speech: A Conscience- and Integrity-Based ApproachLéonid Sirota9. Balancing Freedom of Expression and Access to the Courts: Assessing Ontario’s Anti-SLAPP LegislationByron M. Sheldrick10. Denial, Deplatforming, and Democracy: Thinking About Climate Change in the Age of Social MediaChristopher Bennett11. The Tension Between Freedom of Expression and Language Rights in Canada: The Ford and Devine Legacy after Thirty YearsStéphanie Chouinard and Emmanuelle Richez12. Teiakwanahstahsontéhrha’ We Extend the RaftersDavid Newhouse13. Faculty Free Speech in Canada: Trends, Risks, and Possible FuturesJeffrey Adam Sachs14. On Silence: Student Refrainment From SpeechShannon Dea15. Deplatforming in Theory and Practice: The Ann Coulter DebacleDax D’Orazio