Terrorism, Law, and Democracy

A documentary series examining the consequences of September 11th , 2001 on Canada's legal and political system. The series considers a broad range of perspectives on the rule of law in terms of the balance between national security and civil liberties, the Canadian and international dimensions of the war on terrorism, and Canada’s enactment of the Anti-Terrorism Act (Bill C-36) and the national Anti-Terrorism Plan. Based on the proceedings of the conference Terrorism, Law and Democracy organized March 25 and 26, 2002 in Montreal by the Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice (CIAJ).

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S1E4 - Canada's Anti-Terrorism Strategy: Breaking Down Bill C-36

Episode Notes Continued analysis of the Anti-terrorism Act and Canada’s Anti-Terrorism Strategy. Presentation by Ward Elcock (Director, Canadian Security Intelligence Service) on 9/11, the war on ter...

1 Maj 20231h 7min

S1E3 - The Impact of September 11th on Canada's Legal System: Bill C-36

Episode Notes The fundamentals of the criminal law: the Anti-Terrorism Act. Presentation of the conference panel Terrorism and the Criminal Law. Panel: Kent Roach, Richard Mosley, Don Stuart, moderate...

1 Maj 20231h 1min

S1E2 - A Consideration of National Security History in Canada

Episode Notes Presentation of the conference panel How Has Canada Responded to Serious Threats in the Past? With Professors Reg Whitaker (Political Sciences, York University and University of Victoria...

1 Maj 202359min

S1E1 - Terrorism: A Backgrounder

Episode Notes Part 1. Terrorism: A Backgrounder Introduction to the series and the concept of terrorism. Gwynne Dyer on September 11th and the need to balance perspectives in dealing with terrorism. ...

1 Maj 20231h 1min