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
Toronto Police State Full Nudity In Front of Kids Is Not Criminal At Pride Events
This is yet another example of the Toronto Police Service being unwilling to enforce the laws that they have sworn an oath to uphold.
The absolute double standard and hypocrisy is obvious. The police services need to stop pandering to politicians and special interest groups and do their jobs.
Happy Canada Day 2023!!
We wish you all a Happy Canada Day! Let’s celebrate this Canada Day by raising a toast to the beauty and biodiversity of our country, and vow to do everything in our power to protect it.
$500 Million Lawsuit Launched Against Military for Vaccine Mandates With Over 300 CAF Members Signing On
This is a follow up to our recent post regarding a military tribunal that determined the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) infringed on service members’ Charter rights with their ‘arbitrary’ and ‘overly broad’ vaccine mandates.
The lawyer in the above-mentioned tribunal is now pursuing a lawsuit on behalf of 330 active and former CAF members who have shared the many harms suffered as a result of the Covid-19 vaccine mandates.
Military Vaccine Mandate Violated Charter Rights
A recent military tribunal has determined the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) vaccine mandate to be in violation of Section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
US Hospital Agrees to Perform Life Saving Organ Transplant for Canadian Woman, Denied Due to Vaccine Status in Canada
You may recall a recent post we released about a woman who has been repeatedly denied a lifesaving transplant because she does not feel that the Covid-19 vaccine is safe, and worries it may impact her already-precarious health to the extent that she will not be fit for her much-needed transplant.
A US hospital has reached out and agreed to provide her the treatment and transplant she needs to live. We couldn’t be happier for her however, as with all medical procedures in the US system, it comes with a significant cost.
Windsor Police Officer Appealing Discreditable Conduct Ruling For Donating to Freedom Convoy
In a recent post we shared the story of a Windsor police officer, Const. Michael Brisco, found guilty of discreditable conduct for donating $50 to the Freedom Convoy.
Found guilty of discreditable conduct, he was sentenced to 80 hours of community service, to be served on his days of rest…for a $50 donation.
It is no surprise that he has chosen to appeal.