Douglas Christie  In Brief ---  Doug Christie (1946 - 2013)
spoke for freedom throughout the world, advocating the
importance of individual liberty, and communicating strategies
to maximize your freedom.  Throughout his life, Douglas Christie
was Canada's most prolific defender of free speech, appearing in
the Supreme Court of Canada in the defense of freedom of speech
more times than any other counsel in Canada. He consistently
argued against laws repressing free speech, and for individual
liberty.  He was called to the bar of British Columbia in 1971,
and subsequently to the bars of Alberta, Yukon, Saskatchewan,
New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Ontario for occasional appearances,
as well as Grey's Inn, London. Regardless of where he was
practicing, his first priority was always the defense of the
individual against great odds.  He was defense counsel for the
landmark cases of James Keegstra, Ernst Zundel, Malcolm Ross,
John Ross Taylor, Tony McAleer (Canadian Liberty Net), and Imre
Finta, all before the Supreme