Join us as we talk to Tom Marazzo, a retired Canadian Armed Forces Captain, and a member of Police on Guard, about his key role in the Freedom Convoy and the release of his new book.
Pastor Michael Thiessen, alongside his legal team with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF), are celebrating a recent victory after charges against Pastor Thiessen, for violating the Opening Ontario Act, were dismissed.
Happy Thanksgiving from our Police on Guard family to yours.
Once again, we see federal courts in Canada strike down arguments of covid-era charter violations as moot.
In a case of 11 Canadians, each fined up to $3000 for contraventions to the Quarantine Act, Justice Avvy Yao-Yao Go said that the argument of infringements to the charter rights of the applicants is now “moot” since mask and vaccine mandates have since been lifted.
The Supreme Court has officially ended any hope of appeal, refusing to hear from several church leaders issued fines worth hundreds of thousands of dollars for opposing provincial mandates, stating “it is not a matter of national public interest to pursue.”
Premier Ford (ON) said parents could opt out of sexual education within the curriculum; a step towards respecting parental rights and religion. Yet, with school now underway, parents are seeing requests to do so denied.