Latest Episodes

Domestic Abuse and Children
Christine welcomes Jennifer Kagan and her husband Philip Viater to discuss how the family law system failed her 4-year-old daughter in preventing her death at the hands of Jennifer’s ex-husband.

Canadian Citizenship Laws
Christine joins Emma Kenyon and Patrick Chandler, Canadians whose children were both born overseas. Lawyer Sujit Choudhry joins them to discuss how a Canadian law has resulted in the children being born stateless.

How the Family Law System Failed a 4-Year-Old Girl
Christine welcomes a panel of lawyers to discuss the case of Keira Kagan, a 4-year-old girl who was murdered by her abusive father. They’ll look into the progress of Keira’s law, which proposes family law training for judges.

BC Vaccine Passports
Christine welcomes BC lawyer Geoffrey Trotter, who is representing individuals challenging the province’s vaccine passport program – on the grounds that it has no workable exemptions, even for people who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons.

Constitution Law 101
Christine and her legal panel discuss a free online course about our Constitution and our fundamental rights and freedoms that are being taught by some of the brightest legal minds in Canada.

City Councils Are Chilling Freedom Of Speech?
Christine and her panel of legal experts look at Municipal Code of Conduct Rules, and how they are being weaponized for political gain.

Innocent Until Proven Guilty
Christine and her legal panel look at the public perception and misconceptions surrounding criminal defense lawyers and their important role in a free and democratic society.

A Dispute in the New NAFTA Agreement
Christine welcomes a panel of legal and policy experts for a discussion on the new NAFTA agreement, whether or not Canada breached its dairy obligations, and what it could mean for future trade.

When Extreme Intoxication Leads to a Crime
Christine and her legal panel weigh in on Canada’s laws around intoxication and whether we can hold someone responsible for a criminal act if they are extremely intoxicated.

Competition Laws
Christine welcomes policy experts to discuss the recommendations to reform Canada’s Competition Act and the direct impact these changes may have on consumers.

Emergencies Act
Christine and her panel look at the legal challenges to the emergencies act and whether the protests met the conditions for the government to invoke it.

Canada’s Sex Offender Registry
Christine and her legal panel discuss a recent challenge to Canada’s sex offender registry and unpack the purpose of the registry, as well as Canadian laws related to sex offenders.
Meet The Host

Christine Van Geyn
HostChristine Van Geyn
Christine Van Geyn is an outspoken advocate for freedom in Canada. She is currently the Litigation Director for the Canadian Constitution Foundation, a legal charity that fights for the fundamental freedoms of Canadians in the courts of law and public opinion. She is also host of the national television show "Canadian Justice", that covers Canada's most important legal news stories.
Christine earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Toronto, Trinity College. She earned her JD at Osgoode Hall Law school, studied at New York University School of Law and was called to the bar in Ontario in 2012.