Tomorrow morning we find out where the court stands, today here is where the groups stand.
Those who supported free speech
- William Whatcott
- Canadian Constitution Foundation
- Canadian Civil Liberties Association
- Catholic Civil Rights League and Faith and Freedom Alliance
- The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada
- Christian Legal Fellowship
- Canadian Journalists for Free Expression
- Association for Reformed Political Action Canada (denied intervener status)
Those who opposed free speech
- Attorney General for Saskatchewan
- Attorney General of Alberta
- Canadian Human Rights Commission
- Alberta Human Rights Commission
- Egale Canada Inc.
- Ontario Human Rights Commission
- Canadian Jewish Congress
- Unitarian Congregation of Saskatoon and Canadian Unitarian Council
- Women’s Legal Education and Action Fund
- Canadian Bar Association
- Northwest Territories Human Rights Commission and Yukon Human Rights Commission
- League for Human Rights of B’nai Brith Canada
- United Church of Canada
- Assembly of First Nations, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations and Métis Nation-Saskatchewan
- African Canadian Legal Clinic
- Attorney General of Canada (originally sought to intervene and then withdrew)
