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The Charter exists to protect Canadians from government interference with their basic rights. It is not an instrument to force elected representatives to adopt specific policies. Unfortunately, earlier this month, the Supreme Court of Canada declined to affirm this important principle. In the case Mathur v. Ontario, a group of young people argued Ontario’s emissions targets violated their Charter rights by not doing enough to address climate change.
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