We wanted to highlight a few of our members who spoke out against the unconstitutional mandates in their respective police services and paid the ultimate price, their career.
While we couldn’t interview all of our members, as we number in the thousands, we wanted to give a voice to some of those that sacrificed everything for their oath.
Pastor Henry Hildebrandt, highly regarded in his community of Aylmer, has had many charges levied against him as he continually showed his determination to speak out for the freedoms of his congregation and his community.
One by one he has succeeded in having these charges dismissed for various reasons. Unfortunately, his legal battle has come to an end with one of his charges resulting in a guilty plea to a charge under the Reopening Ontario Act for holding an outdoor church service on June 6th, 2021.
A case between a Kelowna pastor and the BC government has ended in a loss for democracy earlier this year.
Pastor Art Lucier defied Bonnie Henry’s imposed lockdowns by continuing to offer services to his congregation, believing it to be a charter-protected human right. For this he received numerous fines, one of which he fought, arguing against its constitutionality.
Danielle Smith became the leader of the United Conservative Party (UCP) on Oct. 6, 2022 and Alberta Premier just a few days later. She now continues as Premier after defeating NDP leader Rachel Notley in a May 2023 election.
Smith made comments in 2021 suggesting the police violated criminal law by enforcing COVID-19 measures.
Please support Sean Taylor, a registered nurse who is facing a disciplinary tribunal with British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) for speaking out on Covid and other matters.