Boissoin v. Alberta Human Rights Commission

Q: What court decided Alberta Human Rights Commission?

Boissoin v. Alberta Human Rights Commission was decided by the State Appellate Court.

Q: What legal issues are involved in Alberta Human Rights Commission?

Boissoin v. Alberta Human Rights Commission involves the following religious liberty issues: Free Speech & Religion, LGBTQ & Religious Liberty.

The Alberta Human Rights Commission found Pastor Stephen Boissoin guilty of discrimination and hate based on a letter criticizing homosexuality published in a newspaper.

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February 26, 2026 1 min read

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Boissoin v. Alberta Human Rights Commission.

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Boissoin v. Alberta Human Rights Commission [State Appellate Court] — The Alberta Human Rights Commission found Pastor Stephen Boissoin guilty of discrimination and hate based on a letter criticizing homosexuality published in a newspaper. Source: ReligiousLiberty.TV (https://religiousliberty.tv/case-library/boissoin-2/, accessed July 5, 2026).

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Court: State Appellate Court

Free Speech & Religion LGBTQ & Religious Liberty

Holding: The Alberta Human Rights Commission found Pastor Stephen Boissoin guilty of discrimination and hate based on a letter criticizing homosexuality published in a newspaper.

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Boissoin v. Alberta Human Rights Commission is a Free Speech & Religion case decided by the State Appellate Court. The court held that the Alberta Human Rights Commission found Pastor Stephen Boissoin guilty of discrimination and hate based on a letter criticizing homosexuality published in a newspaper.