Governmental Contracting, Procedural Fairness and Fundamental Freedoms

As a general rule, governments cannot and should not be required to fund speech or activities with which they do not agree. An organization committed to perpetuating inequalities between men and women, or which decries homosexuality as sinful, can lawfully be shunned. But should such an organization, especially one which previously received government funding, be entitled to some procedural protections before a decision is made to refuse to contract with it on the basis of its speech or activities?

A Schooling on the Scope of Judicial Review

The applicant in Setia v. Appleby College, 2013 ONCA 753 was expelled from a private school for smoking pot.