Canada Marches

2022-03-08

Canada Marches

Mar 8, 2022 | Blog, General News

Canada Marches

Former Canadian Soldier James Topp has launched a march from Vancouver, British Columbia to Ottawa, Ontario. The purpose of this march as told by the mission statement:

“We rise to serve Canadians with honesty, respect and compassion, for the purpose of reuniting our people. We do this, with the intention of ensuring our government upholds the laws that support Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms.”

Police on Guard is standing and fighting for the preservation of the Canadian Charter of Rights and freedoms and happily supports any organization or person, such as James Topp and Canada Marches that seeks to legally do the same.

We wish you well on your endeavour, James and on behalf of the many of us at Police on Guard for Thee, thank you.
We will continue to keep everyone updated on the progress of James and the Canada Marches crew.

For more information or to learn how you can support and keep track of James on his journey, click here to visit the Canada Marches website. 

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