Adam Skelly, the owner of Adamson BBQ, was the first to publicly stand against the mandates for those wishing to enjoy his restaurant. For that he paid dearly, starting with harassment by authorities and ending with his arrest, criminal charges laid against him and the additional threat of a significant lawsuit by the City of Toronto.
Read the article to learn more on how you can support Adam.
Communities across Canada are adopting bylaws aimed at restricting free speech deemed ‘offensive’ or ‘harassing’.
London, Edmonton, Calgary and now Waterloo, have all implemented bylaws targeting freedom of expression with a goal of labelling speech as hateful, racist or discriminatory.
Judge Rickcola Brinton has filed a lawsuit with the Nova Scotia Supreme Court for damages resulting from ‘violations of the principles of judicial independence and impartiality’ as well as ‘violations of her medical privacy’, in relation to her vaccination status.
Last year we heard the ruling of Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson in British Columbia that dismissed a case brought forward by the Canadian Constitution Federation (CCF) on behalf of the three individuals who claim they were harmed by the vaccine passport program.
The decision was appealed and the British Columbia Court of Appeal has agreed the case should be heard.
Join us as we talk with Chris Barber, a Canadian Truck Driver who was involved with the Freedom Convoy and get up to date information on the trial both he and Tamara Lich are currently facing.
Tune in for the release of the Commissioners’ Final Report from the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI). On Tuesday, November 28, 2023, the NCI will reconvene for a virtual Hearing to release the Final Report from the Commissioners, marking the culmination of our extensive investigation into Canada’s response to COVID-19.