R v. Jordan Ruling, Right to a Timely Trial Upheld for Traffic Violation
A recent traffic violation from Ontario has been dismissed based purely on the Charter Rights of the accused.
Charges Dropped For ArriveCAN Tickets, Protecting the Program From Constitutional Challenges
Prosecutors have dropped charges against four Canadians who challenged the authority of the Quarantine Act by choosing to withhold their personal medical information.
Dr. Hoffe Defeats BC College of Physicians & Surgeons On A Portion of Judicial Notice
Dr. Charles Hoffe is a family doctor and former surgeon in Lytton BC who has been the subject of disciplinary action by the BC College of Physicians and Surgeons for publicly criticizing SARS-CoV-2, Covid-19 vaccines and the use of ivermectin as a therapeutic treatment for Covid, has successfully defeated an application made by the College, regarding the above mentioned issues.
Veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces on Trial for Attempting to Guard War Memorial During Freedom Convoy
After 20 years of military service, Veteran Jeffrey Evely stands accused by his own government, charged with mischief and obstructing police for attempting to guard the War Memorial in Ottawa during the Freedom Convoy in 2022.
RCMP Commissioner Says Current and Former Mounties Were Among Supporters of the 2022 Freedom Convoy
A newly disclosed document from former RCMP Commissioner, Brenda Lucki, shows that both former and current RCMP members supported the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest at Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Supreme Court Denies Hearing Two Vaccine Travel Mandate Cases Claiming Mootness Involving Applicants Hon Brian Peckford and Hon. Maxime Bernier
We recently introduced these cases in a post titled “Attorney General to File Motion to Have Latest Travel Vaccine Lawsuit Dismissed”.
It is with great disappointment that we inform you that the Supreme Court of Canada has determined that previous rulings of mootness will stand. Both appeals have been dismissed.