Discover how the Hart Act of 1832 laid the foundation for emancipation, enfranchisement and

the right of citizenry to participate in government and its operations, and why that matters today.

The Hart Act represents the first true recognition of minority rights to participate in governance

in Canada. Specifically, it enfranchised Jews to hold any position of trust while openly practicing

their religion. How does this act apply today and why is it important for protecting minority

rights? Join our experts for a fireside chat on:

Who were Ezekiel Hart and the Hart family? What is the Hart Act?
Understanding the world historical context
What is the meaning of the Hart Act today? How does it apply to Bill 21?
The importance of your participation in Canadian government