Open Letters from Members
As active and retired members of various police services across this great country, we recognize our sworn oath to uphold the Constitution of Canada, including the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and we intend on upholding that oath in everything that we do.
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Recent News
Support Constable Helen Grus of the Ottawa Police Service at Her Upcoming Police Services Act Hearing on March 25th
Now, more than ever we need to stand alongside of these members and show our support!!
Her upcoming appearance is March 25th, 2024, at 9:30am at 211 Huntmar Dr. in Kanata in the community boardroom. This one-day appearance addresses the defense’s motion to remove Prosecutor Vanessa Stewart.
National Citizens Inquiry Commissioner States Covid Response Revealed Holes in the Charter
NCI commissioner Ken Drysdale discusses the flaws in our Charter of Rights and Freedoms that have allowed the Trudeau government to “override all of our rights at a whim”, showing how our government was able to take advantage of the loopholes in our Charter to enforce restrictions simply by adding the label of emergency.
Nova Scotia Health Authority Withdraws Vaccine Mandates & Those Who Lost Their Jobs Offered Opportunity to Return to Work
Those health professionals in Nova Scotia who chose bodily autonomy over Covid-19 vaccination have remained unable to work until just two weeks ago. These employees, placed on leave without pay in November of 2021, have been ostracized and excluded for almost 2.5 years, long after the emergence of undeniable evidence showing vaccination did not protect as hoped.
Proposed Online Hate Bill Sees First Reading in House of Commons
The Federal Government recently introduced the Online Harms Act in the House of Commons. The bill underwent its first reading last month. According to the government the act would specifically target seven types of harmful content.
Windsor Police Officer Who Donated to Freedom Convoy Loses Appeal & Forced to Work 80 Hours Without Pay
Const. Michael Brisco has lost his appeal with the Ontario Civilian Police Commission (OCPC) and will now be subjected to 80 hours of work without pay for the offence of discreditable conduct for his $50 donation to the Freedom Convoy.
Demonstrably Unjustified (A Series) With This Episodes Guest, Eddie Cornell
Join us in conversation with Eddie Cornell, a member of Veterans for Freedom (V4F) and Police On Guard.
Eddie speaks to us as one of the plaintiffs in the case filed against the government for their unconstitutional implementation of the Emergencies Act.
Listen as Eddie shares his thoughts and walks us through some of the key details and reasoning behind this important case.