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
Judge releases Tamara Lich on bail after detention “clearly inappropriate”
Ontario Superior Court Judge Andrew Goodman has granted Tamara Lich bail after her arrest on a Canada Wide Warrant for allegedly breaching her conditions of no contact with fellow convoy organizers.
Whistleblower Wednesday -Scarlett Martyn – Paramedic
Whistleblower Wednesday -Hear what Scarlett Martyn, a Paramedic in the GTA has to say about various issues surrounding Covid.
Members of Parliament and Freedom Protests
An article dated June 2022, from CTV News discusses the Conservative parties’ approach to possible protests in the city of Ottawa.
This should never have been a question of allowing or not allowing. Individual MPs serve their constituents regardless of partisan politics. It is their duty and responsibility to serve the Canadian people.
An Attic and a Blank Diary: Insights Into the Freedom Convoy 2022
Police on Guard was honoured to be able to contribute in some small way to the release of An Attic and Blank Diary: Insights Into the Freedom Convoy 2022
Military to end Vaccine Mandates
IS THIS ANOTHER WIN FOR FREEDOM OF CHOICE?
Really it isn’t. When one reads the requirements and looks at this with open eyes it simply becomes a way to change the true focus. The military personnel who exercised their Charter of Rights and Freedoms to choose a medical procedure they disagreed with are still at the whim of the Chief of Defence.
These men and women who serve in our Canadian Military deserve much more from our government and our citizens.
Victory for Pastor Artur Pawlowski
Another court challenge has resulted in a positive outcome for those who defied certain public health measure in Alberta.
The Charter guarantees citizens right to peacefully assemble, freedom of religion, and freedom of expression. The Criminal Code of Canada also states that interfering with a Church service is a criminal offence
This is one of many wins recently that we’ve seen using the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Police on Guard has always stood for and on the merits of the Charter.