Prosecutors have dropped charges against four Canadians who challenged the authority of the Quarantine Act by choosing to withhold their personal medical information.
Protest Charges Dismissed Against Maxime Bernier for attending a peaceful protest in April of 2021 during Ontatio’s Stay at Home order.
Jesse Johnson, former owner of Without Papers Pizza in Calgary, is seeking his day in court after his charges, for refusing to discriminate based on vaccination status, were dismissed last November.
Mr. Johnson is now suing the government of Alberta, the City of Calgary, and Deena Hinshaw directly, in hopes of setting a precedence against this medical segregation.
We are all aware of the lockdowns and restrictions implemented on the people of Canada throughout Ontario and across the west, but were you aware of how draconian life became in Quebec?
A Rebel News team was covering these draconian measures, despite legitimate exemption papers, they were harassed, criticized, prevented from doing their jobs and fined over and over.
After two years their case was heard, and the judge showed a far better understanding of the law than virtually every officer they encountered and all charges were dropped.
A Calgary pizzeria, aptly named Without Papers Pizza, was aggressively targeted by bylaw officers and authorities after openly allowing patrons to partake in their services without showing proof of vaccination.
The City of Calgary has dropped all charges against Without Papers Pizza following a constitutional challenge brought by The Democracy Fund.