It has been just under five years since the start of the pandemic. Five years since our government stripped Canadians of previously-guaranteed Charter rights – putting conditions on our right to enter, leave and move freely within our own country.
MP Marilyn Gladu highlighted this on October 24, 2024 in the House of Commons
Constable Maxime Ouimet, of Laval Quebec, stood up to mandates he believed were unjust and unlawful, refusing to enforce curfews and speaking out against other Covid mandates. As a result, the ethics tribunal has found him in breach of his Code of Ethics and suspended him from service for one year.
Former MPP Randy Hillier Sees All Criminal Charges Stayed Relating to Charges Surrounding Freedom Convoy
A Class Action lawsuit against the provincial government of Alberta on behalf of business owners who faced operational restrictions due to Public Health Orders during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been certified and will be heading to court.
Randal Linton of Waterloo Ontario, attended an anti-lockdown rally in 2021. After evidence of his attendance surfaced, he was charged under the Reopening Ontario Act, with an additional charge added under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act.
With the support and advocacy of The Democracy Fund, negotiations resulted in an agreement and all charges were dropped.