Justin Trottier

Quick Facts

Full Name	Justin Trottier
Occupation	Columnist
Date Of Birth	Dec 4, 1982(1982-12-04)
Age	42
Birthplace	Montreal
Country	Canada
Birth City	Quebec
Horoscope	Sagittarius

Justin Trottier Biography

Justin Trottier is one of the most popular and richest Columnist who was born on December 4, 1982 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Justin Trottier (born 4 December 1982) is a politician who was a former candidate for political office and founder of Canada’s most powerful social-political movements that promote secularism as well as men’s issues. Trottier was among the founding members of various secular organizations , including the Centre for Inquiry Canada in 2007 where he was as the Executive Director of the National Office until 2011. He also established the Freethought Association of Canada, which was responsible for the creation of the 2009 atheist bus tour in which Trottier was one of the campaign’s spokespersons. He also established the Canadian Secular Alliance. The year 2011, Trottier ran as an official Green Party candidate in the 2011 Ontario provincial election. Then, Trottier co-founded and has been chairperson and spokesperson for the Canadian Association for Equality (CAFE) and was actively involved in CAFE’s effort to launch the Canadian Centre for Men and Families in 2014. He is currently the director of the Centre.

Trottier completed his studies at the University of Toronto with a degree in Engineering Science in 2006. The uncle of his, Lorne Trottier is Co-founder and co-owner of Matrox computing.

Trottier is the founder and former president of the Freethought Association of Canada. During his leadership he acted as one of the primary spokespersons for the 2009 Canadian Atheist Bus Campaign, which received considerable media attention. The campaign ran atheist ads on public transit vehicles in multiple Canadian cities. A variety of cities refused to run the ads, although some withdrew their prohibition after a Supreme Court ruling found banning political or controversial ads a violation of the free speech provision in the Canadian constitution.

Trottier has made many media appearances, representing various atheist, men’s issues, and political groups. In 2010 Trottier was the skeptical voice on the pilot episode of The Conspiracy Show with Richard Syrett, airing on VisionTV. He subsequently became a regular guest, speaking on crop circles, the Shroud of Turin and freemasonry. He has also been featured on the cover of Eye Weekly magazine, and been interviewed for Vision TV’s two-part documentary “Godless.”

In the month of March, 2006 Trottier established in March 2006 the Secular Freethought Centre in Canada, which was the first community center in Canada for humanists who are secular. In January 2007, it was clear that the Secular Freethought Centre had become the Centre for Inquiry Canada (CFI) and Trottier was appointed as the first Executive Director. CFI has a total of 10 branches across Canada as an educational foundation with a national reach. From 2011 to the year 2011, Trottier was the chief spokesperson for the CFI national office.

Justin Trottier Net Worth

Justin Trottier is one of the richest Columnist from Canada. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Justin Trottier 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

The year 2005 was the time that Trottier became a director on the board for the Canadian Space Society and had been its director of external affairs and also in the role of managing editor for its publication called the Canadian Space Gazette. In 2012, Trottier was appointed chief producer as well as host for The Star Spot Radio Show and podcast. The show airs by CJRU the Scope in Ryerson University.

In 2005, Trottier established in 2005 the University of Toronto Secular Alliance together with Jennie Fiddes. The group was able to successfully lobby to secularize the university’s graduation ceremony, which was accomplished by the elimination of the convocation prayer.

Trottier co-founded the One School System Network which advocates for the defunding of the tax-payer supported Roman Catholic School System in Ontario. The One School System Network lobbied against the Conservative Party leader John Tory’s 2007 election campaign proposal to fund all private faith-based schools in Ontario fully.

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In 2013, CAFE announced plans to build Toronto’s first “Men’s Centre,” to be named the Canadian Centre for Men and Families. Trottier was involved in CAFE’s campaign to raise funds for and open the Canadian Centre for Men and Families, and he now serves as the Centre’s director. Trottier has described the centre as a “hub for men’s and boy’s issues and for the health and well- being of boys more generally,” but it has also faced criticism from feminist and anti-domestic violence organizations such as the Toronto YWCA and the White Ribbon Campaign. The centre opened in downtown Toronto in August 2014, with programs including grief counseling, sexual trauma support, anger management, suicide prevention, fathering, tutoring and mentorship.

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Top Facts about Justin Trottier

1. Justin Trottier is a Canadian political activist and writer.
2. He was the executive director of the Canadian Secular Alliance.
3. Trottier has advocated for secularism, science, and evidence-based policy.
4. He ran as a candidate for Toronto City Council in 2010.
5. Trottier has been involved in various controversies related to his activism.
6. He holds a Master’s degree in philosophy from York University.
7. Trottier has written articles for various publications on topics such as atheism and feminism.
8. He co-founded the group “Generation Screwed” to advocate for fiscal responsibility.
9. Trottier has spoken at conferences around the world on issues related to secularism and skepticism.
10. In 2015, he was named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful People by The Hill Times magazine.