Ottawa has refused to disclose documents pertaining to their application of the Emergencies Act (EA), in direct opposition to recommendations of the Public Order Emergency Commission (POEC), citing the protection of cabinet confidentiality over the concerns of the public.
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.
A formal appeal has been filed by those hoping to overturn the recent bombshell ruling by Justice Mosley. This is the case where Mosley determined that the application of the Emergencies Act against the convoy in Ottawa, and all subsequent actions taken under its protection, were unlawful and unfounded.
Loberg Ector LLP commenced proceedings in Ontario Superior Court of Justice(Ottawa) on behalf of 20 victims of the Trudeau government’s unconstitutional misuse of the provisions of the Emergencies Act in February, 2022.
It is with great enthusiasm that we share the most recent federal court decision dated January 23rd, 2024, on the Liberal government’s use of the Emergencies Act as a means of ending the 2022 Freedom Convoy in Ottawa.
Federal Court Justice Richard Mosley succinctly states, “I have concluded that the decision to issue the Proclamation (of the Emergencies Act) does not bear the hallmarks of reasonableness – justification, transparency and intelligibility – and was not justified”.