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.
Josh Alexander, former student of the Renfrew County Catholic District School Board in Ontario, has lost his appeal and now looks to the Ontario Superior Court to inject some much-needed common sense into his case.
A Charter case brought forward last year by the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, on behalf of a group of eight Ontario residents, was struck down as moot indicating that, since the mandates have ended, there is no longer any value to Canadians in pursuing an outcome.
Last year we heard the ruling of Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson in British Columbia that dismissed a case brought forward by the Canadian Constitution Federation (CCF) on behalf of the three individuals who claim they were harmed by the vaccine passport program.
The decision was appealed and the British Columbia Court of Appeal has agreed the case should be heard.
The case brought before the Appeal Court by Brian Peckford, Maxime Bernier, Shaun Rickard and Karl Harrison by the JCCF over the Travel Mandates was again dismissed, with the Federal Court’s ruling on mootness upheld.