Exemptions are valid under the law. The rights of those with disabilities must be upheld.
Exemptions are valid under the law. The rights of those with disabilities must be upheld.
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O.Reg 8/21 – Require to provide Identity only when reasonable grounds exist to believe an offence has been committed
This announcement from the Ministry of the Solicitor General in O.Reg 8/21, allows peace officers or provincial offences officers to require an individual to provide their name, date of birth, and address ONLY when there are reasonable grounds to believe an offence has been committed under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMPCA) or Health Promotion and Protection Act.
What possible criminal jeopardy could an individual face If public health legislation is misinterpreted and wrongly applied?
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Police on Guard for Thee’s, Lee Keane’s letter addressing Churches being issued fines
Police on Guard for Thee.’s, Lee Keane, a retired RCMP officer, wrote a letter to BC local news addressing the concerning trend we’re seeing with churches being issued fines. It is an offence to interfere with church services under Section 176(1) of the Criminal Code of Canada and any citizen can lay a private information at any courthouse.
2019 Supreme Court decision, ruled that police are civilly liable if they interfere with Canadians rights and freedoms
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Question Tuesday
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