Constable Maxime Ouimet, of Laval Quebec, stood up to mandates he believed were unjust and unlawful, refusing to enforce curfews and speaking out against other Covid mandates. As a result, the ethics tribunal has found him in breach of his Code of Ethics and suspended him from service for one year.
The Democracy Fund (TDF) achieved a significant legal victory for a group of Amish families in Grey County, Ontario, when the Crown withdrew all Quarantine Act tickets against them on February 24th.
Free to Fly Canada, an advocacy group for aviation employees, initiated a class action lawsuit against the Canadian federal government and the Minister of Transportation. They are challenging the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies enforced through Transport Canada’s Interim Order Respecting Certain Requirements for Civil Aviation Due to COVID-19.
The recent motion to strike initiated by the Federal government has been dismissed, allowing the plaintiffs to proceed to court to have their case heard.
In a sudden turn of events, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia (CPSBC) have abruptly dropped all charges against Dr. Charles Hoffe.
A situation arose recently involving the Durham District School Board (DDSB), when parents and community members spoke out against planned changes in how school board meetings would be conducted, with respect to public input.
There has been some significant progress in the Federal Employee Lawsuit. While we’re disappointed that the Supreme Court won’t hear a portion of the Plaintiffs on the lawsuit, we’re looking forward to the remainder of the Plaintiffs having their day in Federal Court.