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Date: Fri, 20 May 2022 23:22:45 -0300
Subject: Re: Ed Fast: Freedom? Yeah, right… | Ed Fast: Liberté? Et oui
Hey Bill King what will your boss and legions of Proud Canadians do if the
Crown takes Tamara Lich's Freedom after celebating the Queen's Birthday???
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Date: Fri, 20 May 2022 23:18:58 +0000
Subject: Automatic reply: Ed Fast: Freedom? Yeah, right… | Ed Fast:
Liberté? Et oui Guess who called Eddy Baby again today???
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Tamara Lich to find out Wednesday if she's returning to jail

Freedom Convoy leader compares social media ban to living in 'exile'

David Fraser · CBC News · Posted: May 20, 2022 5:40 PM ET

Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich talks to reporters on Feb. 14, 2022, in Ottawa. (Frédéric Pepin/Radio-Canada)

After a two-day bail review held this week, Freedom Convoy leader Tamara Lich will find out Wednesday whether or not she's heading back to jail.

Lich, an organizer of the Ottawa protest that brought the city to a halt for weeks, was seeking an amendment to her bail conditions that would allow her to return to Ontario and to use social media. Crown lawyers charged she was in violation of her bail conditions, and should be back in jail.

Lich, who is charged jointly with fellow convoy organizer Chris Barber, is accused of mischief, counselling mischief, obstructing police, counselling to obstruct police, counselling intimidation, and intimidation by blocking and obstructing one or more highways in relation to the protest.

She has been out on bail since March 7.

'Didn't see the harm' in Freedom Convoy jewelry

During Friday's bail review, Crown prosecutor Moiz Karimjee showed a social media post featuring Lich wearing a pendant gifted to her. The pendant features a truck image and the words "Freedom" and "Canada" emblazoned on it.

Lich, testifying via video from Alberta, said the pendant was gifted to her, and disagreed with Karimjee that giving permission for it to be posted online violated bail conditions requiring her not to "verbally, in writing, financially, or by any other means, support anything related to the Freedom Convoy."

Lich took this photo at the request of a supporter who had sent a pendant with a truck and 'Canada Freedom' emblazoned on it. (Facebook)

The photo of Lich wearing the necklace was posted on a Freedom Convoy group page that says "portions of the sale will be donated to Truckers Convoy."

Lich said this wasn't supporting anything related to the Freedom Convoy, in part because "there's no convoy to support."

"I don't see how it's a breach. It's a piece of jewlery that was gifted to me," said Lich. "I really didn't see the harm in it."

She said she took the photo because she was "appreciative" that someone had sent her "such a beautiful gift."

Lich said she had assumed the person who sent the pendant and asked for the photo would post it on a personal page.

The surety tasked with making sure Lich follows her bail conditions, whose identity is protected by a publication ban, said they were unaware the post or photo existed.

Social media ban 'comparable to exile'

Lich is seeking to be able to return to social media. Right now she is able to text and call people, but she is restricted from accessing social media platforms.

She said she would like to connect with family and friends who post and message her on social media.

"We live in social media world now, I think being banned completely from social media is comparable to exile once upon a time," Lich told the court. "I personally don't see why i can't consume my own social media and log into it even and stay connected, that's what it's all about really, staying connected."

During examination by defence lawyer Lawrence Greenspon on Thursday, Lich testified she also wants her bail conditions changed to allow her to visit Ottawa. The reasons are subject to a court-ordered publication ban and cannot be disclosed.

She also testified she would "love to attend" an event in Toronto in June to accept a freedom award, "however I won't be breaching my bail conditions in order to do so."

Lich is receiving an award from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms for her work organizing the Freedom Convoy protest that occupied some downtown Ottawa streets for weeks earlier this year. (jccf.ca)

Award for leading convoy

On March 28, a charity called the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms emailed Lich to notify her she'd been selected for its 2022 George Jonas Freedom Award, she told court.

The email, which she read aloud, said the honour was being given "in recognition of your leadership role in the Freedom Convoy."

The day after receiving the email, Lich emailed back to say she was "honoured" to accept. She didn't inquire about whether it would be OK, she testified under cross examination by Karimjee.

Asked whether by accepting the award she was supporting something related to the convoy, Lich said, "I guess, yeah. I guess so.

"I guess it is related, because of what happened," she added.

Lich appears in front of a judge for her bail hearing on Feb. 19, 2022. (Lauren Foster-MacLeod/CBC)

Lich arrested in February

Lich was arrested Feb. 17 and originally charged with counselling to commit mischief, shortly before before a major police operation cleared protesters and vehicles from Ottawa streets.

She was initially denied bail by Ontario Court Justice Julie Bourgeois, who told court she found Lich to be guarded and "almost obstructive" at times, and who wasn't convinced Lich would go home, stay home and stop her alleged counselling.

Lich and her then lawyer Diane Magas appealed Bourgeois's decision, leading to her first bail review in the higher court in early March.

Superior Court Justice John Johnston ruled in Lich's favour after the one-day proceeding, saying she had been a "valued employee" in Alberta and had lived a "crime-free" life, and that the risk in Ottawa had been minimized after police cleared streets.

Lich was released after spending about 18 days in custody at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre. Other bail conditions included that she leave Ottawa within 24 hours, refrain from using social media and have no contact with certain co-organizers.

Her surety — who cannot be identified due to a court-ordered publication ban — put up a $20,000 cash bond, while Lich herself put up an additional $5,000 cash bond.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/tamara-lich-bail-review-superior-court-may-19-2022-1.6452036

Tamara Lich admits accepting award is related to Freedom Convoy in fiery day in court

Crown brings up possible mistrial application, asks judge to recuse himself

Kristy Nease · CBC News · Posted: May 19, 2022 7:55 PM ET

Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich talks to reporters in Ottawa on Feb. 14, 2022, a few days before her arrest. Her second bail review began Thursday and continues in court Friday. (Frédéric Pepin/Radio-Canada)

Tamara Lich admitted in court Thursday that accepting an award for organizing the Freedom Convoy "is related" to the convoy, but testified she doesn't believe she violated a bail condition not to support anything related to the protest that occupied some downtown Ottawa streets for weeks.

She made the comments on the first day of her second bail review in Ottawa's Superior Court, a proceeding peppered with tense, dramatic exchanges between Crown prosecutor Moiz Karimjee and Justice Kevin Phillips.

She has been out on bail since March 7, bound by another Superior Court justice's order not to "verbally, in writing, financially, or by any other means, support anything related to the Freedom Convoy," and to stay out of Ontario, among other conditions.

Lich emailed to say she'd be honoured to accept

During examination by defence lawyer Lawrence Greenspon on Thursday, Lich testified via a Zoom video link from Alberta that she wants her bail conditions changed to allow her to visit Ottawa. The reasons are subject to a court-ordered publication ban and cannot be disclosed.

She also testified she would "love to attend" an event in Toronto in June to accept a freedom award, "however I won't be breaching my bail conditions in order to do so."

On March 28, a charity called the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms emailed Lich to notify her she'd been selected for its 2022 George Jonas Freedom Award, she told court.

The email, which she read aloud, said the honour was being given "in recognition of your leadership role in the Freedom Convoy."

It also states she "suffered for the cause of freedom by spending 18 days unjustly jailed, and exemplifies courage, determination and perseverance."

The day after receiving the email, Lich emailed back to say she was "honoured" to accept. She didn't inquire about whether it would be OK, she testified under cross examination by Karimjee.

Asked whether by accepting the award she was supporting something related to the convoy, Lich said, "I guess, yeah. I guess so.

"I guess it is related, because of what happened," she added.

Crown asks judge to recuse himself

Just before a 15-minute late afternoon break, Phillips told court Karimjee's decorum surprised him, and asked Karimjee to "contemplate that."

When court reconvened Karimjee said he was just "doing my job" and began to list some of his problems with the justice's remarks and rulings, including that Phillips had earlier refused to allow the email notifying Lich about her award to be submitted to court.

Phillips interrupted. "I'm not interested in an argument," the justice told the Crown. "Proceed with your cross examination."

"No, I'm not arguing with you —" Karimjee began.

"I don't want to engage in this," Phillips interrupted again. "Proceed with your cross examination. I don't want to hear from you. I want you to cross examine the witness. Proceed, please."

"Your honour, I frankly need to consider whether I need to bring a mistrial application given your honour's comments," Karimjee replied.

"I'm asking you to cross examine the witness, Mr. Karimjee," Phillips said.

"No your honour, it's more than that," Karimjee replied. "... This is a significant case. ... When confronted with things that I believe to be improper, I'm not going to remain silent."

"Have you got a question for the witness?" Phillips asked after a long pause.

"I am asking your honour to recuse yourself," Karimjee replied.

"That request is denied. Go ahead with your cross examination," Phillips said, and Karimjee promptly continued questioning Lich.

Off to a rocky start from the get-go

Proceedings had gotten off to a rocky start hours earlier.

The Crown had been expected to argue that Lich should be put back in jail for allegedly continuing to support the Freedom Convoy, and Lich's defence team was expected to fight a bail condition that she stay off social media entirely.

But instead the Crown asked the judge to rule on whether a Superior Court justice has the authority to respond to alleged errors of law by other Superior Court justices.

Karimjee argued that Phillips could deal only with arguments about material changes in circumstances. Ruling on a fellow justice's errors of law could result in counsel seeking bail review after bail review until a justice gave them a favourable ruling, Karimjee told court.

After a 20-minute recess Phillips rejected the Crown's argument, opening up submissions to alleged errors of law as well as material changes in circumstance. By then it was "regrettably" 12:30 p.m. and hearing evidence had still not yet begun, Phillips told court.

Judge says it's not his job to determine Lich violated conditions

The Crown's first and only witness was Ottawa police Sgt. Mahad Hassan, the file co-ordinator in the case. (Det. Chris Benson is the lead investigator, but was busy testifying in a homicide case, court heard.)

Hassan testified he believed the more expensive VIP tickets to the Toronto freedom award event would give those ticketholders "a chance to meet the VIPs that are featured on the pamphlets" — in this case Lich and columnist Rex Murphy.

During cross examination by Greenspon, Hassan admitted there was no mention that Lich would be in attendance.

While Karimjee was leading Hassan's evidence in chief, Phillips bristled at the idea that he might be asked to decide whether Lich violated her bail condition, instead of police.

"That's a task I'm unfamiliar with. I'm not usually a police officer of release conditions. ... Are you trying to put me in a position to find a breach here, to declare that she's broken the law?" Phillips asked.

Karimjee responded that he's entitled to lead evidence proving Lich violated the terms of her release, citing the Criminal Code.

Lich arrested in February

Lich was arrested Feb. 17 and originally charged with counselling to commit mischief, shortly before a major police operation cleared protesters and vehicles from Ottawa streets.

Lich and her then lawyer Diane Magas appealed Bourgeois' decision, leading to her first bail review in the higher court in early March.

Tamara Lich appears at her earlier bail review hearing on March 7, 2022, as Justice John Johnston looks on. (Alexandra Newbould/The Canadian Press)

Superior Court Justice John Johnston ruled in Lich's favour after the one-day proceeding, saying she had been a "valued employee" in Alberta and had lived a "crime free" life, and that the risk in Ottawa had been minimized after police cleared streets.

A surety for Lich — who cannot be identified due to a court-ordered publication ban — put up a $20,000 cash bond, while Lich herself put up an additional $5,000 cash bond.

Lich's bail review continues Friday morning.

With files from David Fraser and Guy Quenneville

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/lich-bail-ottawa-convoy-1.6458393

Crown trying to put Freedom Convoy leader Tamara Lich back in jail

Tamara Lich still supporting Freedom Convoy, breaking bail condition, Crown says

David Fraser · CBC News · Posted: May 18, 2022 4:48 PM ET

Tamara Lich appears at her bail hearing in Ottawa on March 7 as Justice John Johnston looks on. (Alexandra Newbould/The Canadian Press)

Ahead of her Thursday court appearance, Crown prosecutors are arguing Ottawa protest organizer Tamara Lich should be back in jail because she is violating her bail conditions by continuing to support the Freedom Convoy.

Lich agreed to attend a Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) gala planned in Toronto for June 16, where she is being given a "Freedom Award."

According to an application filed by Crown lawyers, Lich is not to support "anything related to the Freedom Convoy" and the document charges the event is "designed to support the Freedom Convoy movement."

The event includes a VIP reception with tickets going for $500, and the Crown says, "It is the only reasonable inference that Ms. Lich has agreed to attend to this event in support of the Freedom Convoy cause."

Lich has been out of jail since March 7, on the condition she leave Ottawa, reversing a decision made the previous month to keep her in jail. She has been living at an Alberta residence for about two months.

Moiz Karimjee, the Crown counsel prosecuting Lich, also alleges in his latest application the decision to release Lich in March was done without proper analysis.

She was arrested Feb. 17 shortly before the major push by police to clear out the remaining protesters who occupied downtown Ottawa streets. Lich stayed in custody and was denied bail on Feb. 22, but then appealed and was released.

Keith Wilson, a lawyer representing protest organizers, is seen here at left at the convoy protests in Ottawa in February. He is also a laywer with JCCF, a charity associated with the Freedom Convoy. (Patrick Doyle/Reuters)

Lich and Chris Barber are jointly charged with mischief, counselling mischief, obstructing police, counselling to obstruct police, counselling intimidation, and intimidation by blocking and obstructing one or more highways.

In its application, the Crown says Lich "has continued her support of the Convoy cause" and that she has done so with the assistance of the JCCF, a charity associated with the Freedom Convoy.

"The collaborative and representative nature of the relationship between the parties cannot be denied," the application says, noting the charity's lawyers have been present at court appearances.

Keith Wilson, a JCCF lawyer, went to the protests in Ottawa and appeared at official Freedom Convoy news conferences to speak on the group's behalf.

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Ottawa interim police chief Steve Bell didn't ask feds to invoke Emergencies Act

Steve Bell

Ottawa Police Service Interim Chief Steve Bell speaks during a news conference, Thursday, April 28, 2022 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

By The Canadian Press

Posted May 17, 2022, 3:05PM EDT.

Ottawa’s interim police chief says he did not ask the federal government to invoke the Emergencies Act during the “Freedom Convoy” in February.

The Liberals have said law enforcement asked for additional powers that could only be granted by declaring a national emergency.

Last week, however, Commissioner Brenda Lucki also said the RCMP did not ask the federal government to use the act.

Ottawa interim chief Steve Bell spoke to a parliamentary committee today, along with representatives from the Ontario Provincial Police, the RCMP and Gatineau police, about issues with jurisdiction in downtown Ottawa.

The committee on Procedure and House Affairs is examining whether the Parliamentary Protective Service should have jurisdiction over Wellington and Sparks streets, in addition to its current oversight of the parliamentary precinct.

Bell says there will need to be clarity on the boundaries of each organization’s responsibility if any changes are made, and clarity about what happens when events such as protests cross over those boundaries.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 17, 2022.

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Live With Cpl. Daniel Bulford - From RCMP to Freedom Fighter

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Former RCMP Cpl. Daniel Bulford served as a sniper on the personal security detail for Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau but left this prestigious role to stand against vaccine mandates and the growing authoritarianism of Canada's government. He shares his story, what lead him to join the Freedom Convoy to Ottawa, Mounties For Freedom, and more.

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#Bulford #RCMP #FreedomConvoy

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Chantal Mailloux

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#FREEPATKING #FREEFREEDOMGEORGE

Good morning Cristiane , #free Pat King & freedom George.

Christiane Marie

Maria Wall amen

Christiane Marie

FREE OUR POLITICAL PRISONERS!!

FREE PAT KING AND FREEDOM GEORGE!

NO ONE ASKED FOR THE EMERGENCIES ACT, IT WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL!!

FREE OUR MEN!

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Who ordered the un's green goblins?

Christiane Marie

Maria Wall probably the crime minister

Jane scarf from stand4the did a video this morning on pat &George this morning did you watch it?

Christiane Marie

Maria Wall yea I did see it and people need to realize, he’s behind bars not them and they have no idea the amount of shit he’s been through the last 3 months, he’s already been under oath and had more charges laid on him. Self representing right now probably won’t work and he doesn’t want to get rid of his lawyer at this moment.

What more can I say?

I tried and he’s not sure that it’ll work at this point.

Why didn’t anyone reach out 3 months ago? Then maybe we would’ve had a shot

https://www.facebook.com/mj.scharf.7

Christiane Marie I would hate for pat to give up his rights, he is a hero to so many people ,I am his biggest fan besides you lol,

Jane Scharf

Sad Pat King Update

Stopher Watson
Something is really fishy about the entire pat king thing
Tamara Lavoie
Christiane Marie I'm sorry for what you're both going through but under oath or not he can still fire that useless lawyer and self represent. Please ask him to reconsider. He's not guilty of anything and shouldn't be made to look like he is. I just would hate for him to regret this later
Christiane Marie
Tamara Lavoie pat won’t..just talked to him about it all again
Tamara Lavoie
Christiane Marie tell him I love him and can't wait for my bearhug. He's been greatly missed
Stopher Watson
Christiane Marie oh I'm not assuming.... pats past has been nothing short of a lying shiit show!!! Seems like you're the one assuming!
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David Raymond Amos
Christiane Marie Surely you jest Do you even know who I am?
Christiane Marie
David Raymond Amos I’m sorry? I don’t understand what you’re saying?
David Raymond Amos
Christiane Marie How could you if you did not know who I am? Furthermore I have no clue who you are except possibly his latest lady friend

Jane Scharf

Pat King phone call update

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Jane Scharf
Just for the record here we can’t call in and speak to an inmate the inmate has to call out. Pat called Dave Freedom and I in one call and he called me separately on another call.

Christiane Marie
The lawyer had mentioned a resolution yes until we received the final disclosure yesterday and now she’s going ahead for a bail hearing
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Tamara Lavoie
Christiane Marie why would she be looking at resolution if she didn't even have all the disclosure? I truly believe she was stringing this along on purpose, as were the ones before her. This must be so frustrating for him. And for you.
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Christiane Marie
Tamara Lavoie not at all
Pat had asked what the crowns looking at for him so she had a talk with the crown regarding his inquiry that’s all
Definitely not stringing him along.

Jane Scharf
Christiane Marie Why would she not go for bail even if he was going for a resolution for chrissakes makes no sense whatsoever

Tamara Lavoie
Christiane Marie why would she be looking at resolution if she didn't even have all the disclosure? I truly believe she was stringing this along on purpose, as were the ones before her. This must be so frustrating for him. And for you.

Christiane Marie
Tamara Lavoie not at all
Pat had asked what the crowns looking at for him so she had a talk with the crown regarding his inquiry that’s all
Definitely not stringing him along.

Christiane Marie
Jane Scharf she just got disclosures the bail was half done she needed to go over what they covered to see what needed to be done. Either keep the review going or start a fresh one.

Plume Silver
Christiane Marie he is obviously a special case either way he will be out soon . Amazing that its taking so long . ❤️‍🔥

Leslee Gray

So who is This Lawyer working for? The Crown? I don’t understand why Rocco Galati lost his case against J.T.. the longer he stays in there , the more that Lawyer makes. And l know Pat King..knows how the legal system works

Leslee Gray Rocco Baby is a sneaky greedy little player within the wicked game

Leslee Gray

And why would he be kept in there with, this long for minimal charges, when l heard they used video evidence against him

Gerald Wendt

Pat doesn't understand how time zones work. Remember his infamous rant after being refused by WestJet and how they magically "moved the goal post" and also threats of someone getting a bullet in that vid.

Gerald Wendt If the video was so evil why was Patty Baby not arrested immediately???

Jane Scharf

Dave Freedom - Pat King has been in jail for 3 months

Pat King has been in jail for 3 months since the convoy / peaceful assembly in Ottawa was illegally put to an end by the authorities. All of his charges are bogus.

It was last Friday that myself and Jane Scharf were able to speak with him for 20 minutes. To no surprise, we learned that it was his own lawyer who was dragging her feet. His bail review started approximately 2 months ago, which was cancelled halfway through because his lawyer’s computer got hacked. To date, she did not resume bail review. She also advised Pat that she couldn’t do anything this week because she was in the middle of a trial. We suggested that he self represent and present his own surety to the court with duty counsel’s assistance, which we believed would have gotten him out by today or tomorrow. Pat liked this suggestion and got his girlfriend to contact his lawyer to tell her that he was going to self represent May 17th. All of the sudden his lawyer was available in offering a resolution / deal. Pat said he wants to see what happens with the resolution / deal his lawyer has going for him before trying self representation to get out with a surety.

Pat has a court appearance today, May 17th at 1:30pm. I have attached the zoom codes below for all to watch. If Pat’s lawyer has a ‘real’ plan on getting him out then Pat should be free today or tomorrow at the latest.

We’ve already had success assisting fellow freedom fighter Norm get out on bail 2 weeks ago (whom was self representing). Norm was also a guest at the same jail where Pat is being held - OCDC. In fact, Norm was in remand court (room 14) and the judge had no issues moving him to room 6 for bail the SAME day once the paperwork was in order. This is what we originally wanted for Pat today.

The question now is, will they release him this week (now that we know what’s going on)? If not, Pat can get out himself via simple instructions and duty counsel help.

Whatever you think of Pat as a person, the fact of the matter is, holding him without reasonable bail is a violation of the fundamental principles of our legal system (2E, Canadian Bill of Rights). This is a very important right because they can’t simply hold you in a facility with poor conditions to pressure you into taking a deal, even if you’re innocent, such as what they’re doing with Pat. If they can get away with doing this to Pat, then they can get away with doing it to any of us. This is akin to torture, especially in a facility with poor conditions such as OCDC. We’ll keep everyone posted in the coming days.

What can you do? Keep the pressure on and let them know we’re watching. Bonus: Complain to the Attorney General of Ontario that he is experiencing poor conditions at OCDC and is being denied reasonable bail.

PLEASE SEE ZOOM CODES BELOW:

Pat King – Tuesday, May 17th at 1:30pm, Room 14

Zoom online ID: 648 1220 3132 Password 606263

Telephone option: 1855 703 8985

Jane Scharf

Visit to OCDC jail to show support of Pat King

Sylvia Sauve

They r taking his privileges away when people protest at the jail..

Jane Scharf

Sylvia Sauve That’s not true

Sylvia Sauve

Jane Scharf actually yes it is,I don’t remember the gentleman’s name but he posted a live video saying that they were taking Pat‘s privileges away and said pat asked that people not protest at the jail,I wouldn’t make something up and post it..

Tamara Lavoie

Sylvia Sauve who was the gentleman though?

Candace Galbiati Hassell

Sylvia Sauve it was on FREEDOM liv

Jane Scharf

Sylvia Sauve that’s not true Don’t believe everything you hear.

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Jane Scharf Trust that I don't believe you

Jane Scharf

PAT KING OUT JUSTIN TRUDEAU IN

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Jane Scharf

Sadly it looks like Pats going to plead guilty and take a deal. This hurts everybody. He could’ve got himself out of of jail with the assistance of duty counsel because he has sureties.

Jane Scharf

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UPDATE ON PAT KING

We heard from Pat's contact, and NOW the lawyer is back on his case - after stating she didn't have capacity due to another case - and she has a plan.

We suspect it will be a deal, which is the favorite "defence" of lawyers at this time, and the deal will be guilty... with a honey pot to ease the sting.

Pat is tired, he is warn out and he just wants to go home... the perfect opportunity for the courts to get him to make a decision he might otherwise not make.

Let's pray Pat holds strong and chooses to maintain his innocence.

We'll keep you all posted!

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FREE PAT KING VIGIL TODAY

Pat King is STILL in the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Center (OCDC) and we need to continue our support for him. He NEEDS our support!

Pat King has been held in the OCDC on mishief charges for over 3 months. Making him a political prisoner on Canadian soil. We have spoken with him, and we are working on his release.THERE IS NO REASON FOR HIM TO STILL BE IN THERE!

Meet at the OCDC for 4PM... bring signs and get ready to make some noise!

#freepatking

#wegotthis

#stand4thee

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Pat King political prisoner from the trucker convoy

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/conservatives-racist-conspiracy-theory-1.6455471

Perhaps you and Patty Baby should have read my email years ago eh?

Liz Kramer

In NB the court made its own mask mandate after the provincial mandate was dropped.

Conservatives condemn racist conspiracy theory, attack each other over Buffalo shooting

Poilievre, Brown trade accusations in response to Buffalo, N.Y. mass shooting

Catherine Cullen · CBC News · Posted: May 16, 2022 6:11 PM ET

Conservative leadership candidates Patrick Brown, left, and Pierre Poilievre. Poilievre is accusing Brown of a 'sleazy' use of the Buffalo mass shooting and Brown's campaign is questioning why Poilievre and other Conservatives didn't condemn the racially-motivated killings sooner. (The Canadian Press)

Leadership candidates and the interim leader of the Conservative Party are condemning the racist "white replacement theory" that allegedly inspired Saturday's mass shooting in Buffalo, N.Y.

But there is still discord in the party about how that condemnation came about — with Pierre Poilievre accusing leadership rival Patrick Brown of a "sleazy" use of an atrocity and with Brown's campaign questioning why Poilievre and other Conservatives didn't condemn the killings sooner.

It's been a particularly ugly moment in an already heated leadership race.

"It shouldn't take us time to come out and emphatically stand up for what's right," said Michelle Rempel Garner, co-chair of Brown's leadership campaign.

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"Those moments of hesitation, frankly, I think they're very detrimental to Canada's pluralism. I just think our party needs to do a better job of immediately condemning this type of murderous ideology."

Saturday's shooting left 10 people dead and has been described by authorities as "racially motivated violent extremism." Most of the people killed were Black and the 18-year-old shooter reportedly left a lengthy manifesto espousing the idea that whites were being replaced by non-whites — a racist conspiracy theory known as "white replacement theory."

Brown prompts Poilievre

Disagreement among Conservatives sparked by the deaths went public on Sunday when Brown tweeted out a 2019 video of Pat King, one of the key figures behind the protest convoy that occupied downtown Ottawa in February. In it, King discusses the idea that white people are being deliberately replaced.

Patrick Brown

@patrickbrownont

Here is Pat King, a leader of the convoy @PierrePoilievre supported, spreading the dangerous white supremacist “White Replacement” conspiracy theory which was reported to have been in the Buffalo shooter’s manifesto. I condemn this hate & call on Pierre to do the same. #cdnpoli

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@VestsCanada

Replying to @VestsCanada

King dives head first into the Great Replacement/white genocide myth. It's all a conspiracy, see. Because whites have "the strongest bloodlines." He calls it the "anglo-saxon replacement" so antifa can't get mad at him. Who is behind it? Muslims and the UN. /2

6:40 PM · May 15, 2022

Brown noted that the racist theory reportedly was part of the shooter's manifesto and called on Poilievre — who has been vocally supportive of convoy protesters — to do the same.

Rempel Garner then tweeted that such racist propaganda must be denounced from every corner of every political party and said those who give space to such "treasonous" content are complicit.

"Pat King stood in the convoy and Pat King stood for this. We have to purge our own tents of hate, in all forms, or Buffalo happens," she wrote.

Poilievre levels accusation of 'sleazy' behaviour

On Monday afternoon, Poilievre's campaign released a statement denouncing both the attack in Buffalo and King.

"I condemn the attack in Buffalo and the ugly racist hatred that motivated it. Any and all racism is evil and must be stopped. I also denounce the so-called 'white replacement theory' as ugly and disgusting hate mongering. I also condemn Pat King and his ugly remarks," the statement reads.

Poilievre went on to question Brown's motives.

"For Patrick Brown to use this atrocity is sleazy — even for him."

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Charest, Poilievre spar over convoy, Huawei in raucous Conservative leadership debate

Poilievre said he supports peaceful and law-abiding truckers who protested for their livelihoods but denounced anyone who "broke laws, behaved badly or blocked critical infrastructure."

He added that those who engage in racism are personally responsible for their behaviour.

Asked about Poilievre's statement, Rempel Garner said the killings should compel someone in a leadership role like Poilievre to "rise to the moment." She said it would be up to Canadians to decide whether he had done so.

Tory leader, Commons condemn racism

Conservative interim leader Candice Bergen also issued a condemnation Monday afternoon.

"Racism is repugnant to our values as Canadians, and it has no place in our country or in the Conservative Party. The 'white-replacement' conspiracy theory is peddled by racists and bigots. Conservatives unequivocally condemn this kind of thinking," said Bergen's statement.

She also seemed to draw a line on behaviour by protesters, such as those in the Ottawa convoy.

"[W]hile Canadians are free to protest and demonstrate, that does not include illegally blocking or occupying infrastructure, nor does it include illegal hate-speech," said Bergen's statement.

Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino condemned the shooting in a scrum Monday and said that Canada is not immune to hatred and racism.

WATCH | Public safety minister reacts to Buffalo shooting

Public safety minister reacts to Buffalo shooting

2 days ago

1:00

Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino discusses the mass shooting in Buffalo, N.Y. that killed ten people.

"We have seen in the past that shootings have stemmed from hatred and acts of racism, for example, at the Quebec City mosque shooting," he said.

"We have to do more to eliminate gun violence, and we also have to do more to eradicate racism, which has no place in our society."

'Canada is not immune,' leading Black voices say in response to Buffalo mass shooting

The House of Commons unanimously passed a motion Monday which expressed horror at the shooting, extended condolences to loved ones of the victims and reaffirmed the need to oppose racism and white supremacy. The chamber also held a moment of silence in memory of the victims.

With files from Richard Raycraft.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/freedom-convoy-protesters-struggling-to-get-back-seized-items-from-police-1.6445709

https://shedmedia.ca/

The Shed Media

Update: As many of you will have seen in news reports, police officers cracked down on the Freedom Convoy on Friday, February 18 and Saturday, February 19. I was arrested in The Shed at gunpoint and later released. The cameras on The Shed captured the police actions up and down Wellington Street. You can watch that footage, and the last stand at The Shed, here.

The truckers put everything on the line, losing their trucks, licences and bank accounts and some are facing criminal charges. The truckers have done their part but it’s time for every Canadian to carry the torch of freedom that our heroes lit for us. We will continue to share their stories. I will also be available for interviews. – David Paisley

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The Shed Media is located on the back of a black Freightliner truck right in front of the beautiful Peace Tower and the Parliament buildings at Metcalfe Street and Wellington Street. David Paisley, a street captain with the Freedom Convoy, as well as truckers, small business owners, and ordinary men and women who are fueling Canada’s exploding grassroots movement, will be sharing their stories live from the centre of this historic protest.

The Shed Media is a team of truckers and working-class, freedom-loving Canadians. We are in the nation’s capital because our governments have spent two years locking us down, imposing unethical mandates on Canadians, and demonizing those who disagree with them. They can’t ignore us if we’re on their front lawn, livestreaming the truth to the world. We will be here until the mandates are lifted and Prime Minister Trudeau apologizes for smearing honest, hard-working Canadians.

The mainstream media wants you to believe that the convoy is filled with fringe figures and racists. We’d like to introduce you to the real faces of this amazing Canadian story.

Freedom Convoy protesters struggling to get seized items back from police

Ottawa police say they received 41 items during the protest clean-up

David Fraser · CBC News · Posted: May 08, 2022 4:00 AM ET

Several people who were heavily involved with the Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa earlier this year say it's been an arduous process reclaiming their seized items — and since many protesters weren't charged with a crime, they should be able to get them back. (Christian Patry/Radio-Canada)

Several Freedom Convoy protesters say thousands of dollars of items seized during February's enforcement efforts are unaccounted for, and that getting back those items that are in police possession has been a laborious process.

The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) says they received 41 items from the city during the clean-up of the protests, which disrupted life in Ottawa's downtown for roughly three weeks earlier this year.

Items in the force's possession include generators, barbecues and space heaters that helped fuel and feed protesters in the city's core.

They're being stored at OPS's evidence control facility in the city's southeast. Police say six items have been returned to their owners, but 35 remain unclaimed.

"As with any property, the owner can provide proof of ownership to retrieve their item," OPS said in a statement. "Receipts, serial numbers, and photos of items are acceptable means of identifying the property."

According to some of the protesters, many of the items collected during the clean-up were either newly purchased or donated to the convoy participants.

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David Paisley, who became a de-facto Freedom Convoy organizer during the protests and remains a celebrity among supporters due to his popular social media channel, Live From the Shed, said he's tried unsuccessfully to get back roughly $1,000 worth of banners he had made.

Paisley was arrested during the police enforcement — he essentially lived on Wellington Street throughout the protests and had a live feed going during his arrest — but was never charged.

When he went to retrieve his items, police asked him for the name of his arresting officer and a case number, Paisley said.

Paisley said he wasn't provided with any documentation containing that information, meaning he's come up short in his efforts to retrieve the signs — which he says hold both sentimental and monetary value.

"As best we can tell, everything was kind of thrown in trailers and taken out of there as quick as possible," he said, adding there didn't appear to be any system in place to track where seized items were being taken.

"Time was the overarching priority, so everything was very rushed."

Ben Froese, a crane operator who was parked on Wellington Street, is pepper sprayed while police enforce an injunction against protesters on Feb. 19. Froese says he can't track down the Canadian flag he flew from the crane. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)

Ben Froese operated a crane that flew a Canadian flag and was parked almost directly in front of Parliament Hill during the majority of the protests.

Froese said police caused roughly $2,500 worth of damage to his truck's cable during the enforcement action, and the location of the flag — one of the more memorable images from the protests — remains unknown.

"I still haven't heard if it was actually taken somewhere as evidence," he said. "My flag is still a big question mark as to what they did with it, if they just threw it out to the garbage, I don't know."

Not seized as evidence, says OPS

It's unclear where flags and other items that were seized ended up.

According to OPS, it received no tents, tables or chairs from the city. It's believed city officials — and possibly private contractors — responsible for cleaning the streets post-police action threw things out.

Police say none of the items in its possession were seized as evidence and they aren't waiting for a judge's order to release them.

"If they truly only have 41 items in their possession, then either a significant amount of items were thrown out, or there's some contractor somewhere sitting on a large number of items," said Paisley.

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Karl Douville helped operate the Coventry Road camp and estimates thousands of litres of fuel, straw bales and other items were removed.

"It's an incredible amount of stuff. There's tens of thousands of materials there, if not hundreds of thousands of material there, that was taken off Wellington," he said.

Douville said he's co-ordinating with other organizers to create an inventory of unaccounted items, in the hopes of getting them back.

"There's a lot of stuff that shouldn't have been taken," he said, adding there were teams of people who tried to clean up during the enforcement — but police didn't allow it.

Protesters gather on Wellington Street in late January. (Frédéric Pepin/CBC)

'There needs to be a fair system'

In its statement, police said they "actively worked to identify property owners" and that in some cases, items marked with a name and phone number allowed them to do that.

Organizers are contemplating searching city dumps to see if they can retrieve things like extension cords, power bars, chairs and tables that they believe were thrown out.

They also hope police will release the items so that they can ensure they're returned to their rightful owners.

Paisley said there's an expectation property will be protected by police and noted most of the people involved in the Freedom Convoy — including himself – haven't been charged with or found guilty of any crime.

"There needs to be a fair system for getting that property back. Unless there's some kind of justification for why those items are still in police possession, it seems inappropriate," he said.

"They seem to be wanting to be claiming due process now, but they skipped all the due process before. So to expect us to have receipts and proof of everything when they just came in and scooped it all up — it doesn't seem to be a fair trade-off."

Corrections

A previous version of this story misspelled Karl Douville's name as Karl Duvall.
May 09, 2022 1:54 PM ET

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Live With Unit Padre Harold Ristau - Rev. Dr. Maj. (ret)

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Harold Ristau serves as the Unit Padre (military chaplain) of Veterans For Freedom. Harold shares about his time serving in the military, discusses the impact of lockdowns on faith communities, civil disobedience, why he joined Veterans For Freedom and more.

#V4F #EndTheMandates #Freedom

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Meet the Steering Committee

Captain
Tom Marazzo
Ontario, Canada

Trade: Engineer Officer - retired
Element: Army
Years Served: 1990-2015
Additional Info:

Tom Marazzo is an experienced software developer and college instructor with a demonstrated history of teaching computer software. Skilled in ASP.NET Core, MEAN Stack, Arduino, C#,C++, Python, Computer Vision.

Mr. Marazzo is also a former Military Engineer with a Bachelor of Technology - BTech in Software Development, MBA. Certified Aquaponics System Designer.

Warrant Officer
Edward Cornell
New Brunswick, Canada

Trade: Gunner - retired
Element: Army
Years Served: 1975-2013
Additional Info:
Medal of Bravery Recipient

Warrant Officer
Daryl Smith
Ontario, Canada

Trade: Infantry, Special Forces Operator - retired
Element: Army
Years Served: 1997-2018
Additional Info:
Canadian Special Operations Regiment

Lieutenant (Navy)
Andrew MacGillivray
Ontario, Canada

Trade: Naval Warfare Officer - retired
Element: Navy
Years Served: 2009-2021
Additional Info:
Maritime Tactical Operator, Diver

Captain
Sami Mandalawi
Ontario, Canada

Trade: Armoured Officer - retired
Element: Army
Years Served: 2005-2016
Additional Info:
Armoured Reconnaissance

Honorary Colonel
The Honorable Brian Peckford
Newfoundland, Canada

Statesman Brian Peckford is the Former Premier of Newfoundland-Labrador and the last living First Minister who helped negotiate and sign the Constitution of Canada to include the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982).

Recently Brian returned in a national role as a blogger, speaker and writer, especially in the defence of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms while holding a Bachelor of Education and having also completed postgraduate work in English Literature, Education, Psychology, and French Literature.

As a published author, Brian holds a Doctor of Laws degree from Memorial University, and also served on the board of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and as chair of the Human Resources Committee from 1993 to 1998.

Mr. Peckford is also an outspoken critic of the Prime Minister of Canada and all Canadian Premiers who have “collectively, callously and unlawfully used a ‘health emergency’ to trample upon the most precious of Freedoms and Rights of Canadians”.

Unit Padre - Rev. Dr. Maj. (ret)
Harold Ristau
Ontario, Canada

Fr. Harold Ristau, born in Waterloo, Ontario, holds a BA and MA in Political Science and Economics, with specialities in Administrative Studies (University of Waterloo), an MDiv (Brock University), and a PhD in Religious Studies (University McGill).

Prior to enrolling in the military, Fr. Harold Ristau served two multicultural congregations in Montreal and worked closely with NGOs in advocating for the rights and interests of refugees. Fr. Ristau also participated in various Christian missionary endeavours overseas, also serving 11 years in the RCChS, posted to CFB Valcartier, serving as unit chaplain to the R22R (earning his Jump wings), 430 ETAH, and as CLC, CFB Borden as Course Director and Standards Officer (also serving the PAG), and CANSOFCOM, and was also deployed to both Afghanistan and elsewhere in the Middle East, after which receiving a CDS Commendation.

Fr. Ristau is the author of several books, articles and publications, on a wide range of subjects, mainly theological and seeks to comfort the broken with the word of God and the love of Christ.

Harold is married with 5 children, and enjoys the outdoors, especially paintball.

Court File No. T-382-22

FEDERAL COURT

B E T W E E N:
JEREMIAH JOST, EDWARD CORNELL, VINCENT GIRCYS, and HAROLD
RISTAU
Applicants

and

GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL, HER MAJESTY IN RIGHT OF CANADA,
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA, and MINISTER OF PUBLIC SAFETY
AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Respondents

WRITTEN REPRESENTATION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA

Motion to Strike

April 11, 2022

ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA
Department of Justice Canada
Ontario Regional Office
National Litigation Sector
120 Adelaide Street West, Suite 400
Toronto, ON M5H 1T1
Fax: (416) 973-0809
David Aaron / John Provart / Nur Muhammed-Ally
Tel: (343) 804-9782 / (647) 256-0784 / (647) 256-0776
David.Aaron@justice.gc.ca / John.Provart@justice.gc.ca /
Nur.Muhammed-Ally@justice.gc.ca

Recorded Entry Information : T-382-22

Type : Federal Court

Nature of Cause : S. 18.1 Application for Judicial Review

Office : Calgary Language : English

Type of Action : Federal Court

Filing Date : 2022-02-24

Recorded Entry Summary Information

Copies of public documents which are already in electronic format can be sent by e-mail, upon request to the Registry: fc_reception_cf@cas-satj.gc.ca. Indicate the Court File number in the subject of your email. In the text, you must clearly identify the document number and its name (this information is located in the Recorded Entry Summary column).

52 records found


Doc	Date Filed	Office	Recorded Entry Summary
24	2022-05-18	Toronto	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Brenden Miller confirming service of Doc 23 upon Respondent by email on 18-MAY-2022 filed on 18-MAY-2022
23	2022-05-18	Toronto	Written Examination questions for Rebecca Coleman filed on 18-MAY-2022
22	2022-05-18	Toronto	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Denis Beaudoin confirming service of Doc 21 upon Respondent by email on 18-MAY-2022 filed on 18-MAY-2022
21	2022-05-18	Toronto	Written Examination questions of Denis Beaudoin filed on 18-MAY-2022
20	2022-05-16	Toronto	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Brenden Miller confirming service of Written examination questions upon Respondent by email on 16-MAY-2022 filed on 16-MAY-2022
null	2022-05-16	Toronto	Written examination questions received on 16-MAY-2022
null	2022-05-09	Toronto	Toronto 09-MAY-2022 BEFORE Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary Language: E Before the Court: Case Management Conference Result of Hearing: Parties discuss expert timelines held by way of video conference Duration per day: 09-MAY-2022 from 11:00 to 11:40 Courtroom : Judge's Chambers - Toronto Court Registrar: Andrew Murray Total Duration: 40min Appearances: Brenden Miller N/A representing Applicant Jeff Anderson N/A representing Respondent Kathleen Kohlman N/A representing Respondent Comments: Recorded on zoom cloud. The parties discuss expert timelines. Minutes of Hearing entered in Vol. 1078 page(s) 227 - 228 Abstract of Hearing placed on file
null	2022-05-04	Toronto	Copy of oral direction dated 04-MAY-2022 rendered by Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary placed on file. Original filed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-29	Toronto	Copy of a letter on behalf of Respondent dated 28-APR-2022 placed on file on 29-APR-2022 Original placed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-28	Toronto	Copy of a letter on behalf of Respondent dated 28-APR-2022 placed on file on 28-APR-2022 Original placed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-11	Toronto	Toronto 11-APR-2022 BEFORE Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary Language: E Before the Court: Case Management Conference Result of Hearing: minutes found on T-306-22 held by way of video conference Duration per day: 11-APR-2022 from 11:05 to 12:25 Courtroom : Toronto (Zoom) Court Registrar: Shaun Nelson Total Duration: 1h 20min Appearances: Brenden Miller, Beth-Sheba van den Berg na representing Applicant Kathleen Kohlman, Beth Tait na representing Respondent Minutes of Hearing entered in Vol. 1078 page(s) 66 - 67 Abstract of Hearing placed on file
null	2022-04-25	Toronto	Copy of a letter on behalf of Respondent dated 25-APR-2022 placed on file on 25-APR-2022 Original placed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-25	Toronto	Letter from Applicant dated 22-APR-2022 This letter provides the applicant's position on various matters received on 25-APR-2022
null	2022-04-21	Toronto	Copy of a letter on behalf of Respondent dated 21-APR-2022 placed on file on 21-APR-2022 Original placed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-20	Toronto	Copy of a letter on behalf of Respondent dated 19-APR-2022 placed on file on 20-APR-2022 Original placed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-19	Toronto	Copy of oral direction dated 19-APR-2022 dated 19-APR-2022 rendered by Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary placed on file. Original filed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-12	Toronto	Copy of a letter on behalf of Respondent dated 12-APR-2022 placed on file on 12-APR-2022 Original placed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-12	Toronto	Copy of Motion Record on behalf of Respondent dated 12-APR-2022 placed on file on 12-APR-2022 Original filed on Court File No. T-306-22
null	2022-04-12	Toronto	Copy of Oral directions dated 12-APR-2022 dated 12-APR-2022 rendered by Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary placed on file. Original filed on Court File No. T-306-22
19	2022-04-05	Toronto	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Nur Muhammed Ally confirming service of Doc 18 upon Applicant by email on 04-APR-2022 filed on 05-APR-2022
18	2022-04-05	Toronto	Affidavit of Rebecca Coleman sworn on 04-APR-2022 contained within a Motion Record on behalf of Respondent in opposition to Notice of Application Doc. No. 1 with Exhibits A-RRRRR filed on 05-APR-2022
17	2022-04-04	Ottawa	Affidavit of service of Kathleen Kohlman sworn on 04-APR-2022 on behalf of Respondent confirming service of the affidavit of Steven Shragge upon Applicant by e-mail on 04-APR-2022 with Exhibits A-D filed on 04-APR-2022
16	2022-04-04	Ottawa	Affidavit of Steven Shragge sworn on 04-APR-2022 on behalf of Respondent in opposition to Notice of Application Doc. No. 1 with Exhibits A-D filed on 04-APR-2022
15	2022-04-04	Ottawa	Affidavit of Denis Beaudoin sworn on 04-APR-2022 on behalf of Respondent in opposition to Notice of Application Doc. No. 1 with Exhibits A-D filed on 04-APR-2022
14	2022-04-04	Ottawa	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Kathleen Kohlman confirming service of the Affidavit of Denis Beaudoin upon Applicant by e-mail on 04-APR-2022 filed on 04-APR-2022
null	2022-04-04	Toronto	Letter from Respondent dated 04-APR-2022 This letter discuss the s. 39 certificate on T-306-22 and T-347-22 received on 04-APR-2022
null	2022-04-01	Ottawa	Letter from Respondents dated 01-APR-2022 "Please deliver this letter to the attention of Prothonotary Milczynski concerning this proceeding." (see electronic document) -sent to attention of CMJ(Milczynski,P) for consideration received on 01-APR-2022
null	2022-03-25	Toronto	Toronto 25-MAR-2022 BEFORE Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary Language: E Before the Court: Case Management Conference Result of Hearing: Parties discuss r. 317 material held by way of video conference Duration per day: 25-MAR-2022 from 11:00 to 11:32 Courtroom : Judge's Chambers - Toronto Court Registrar: Andrew Murray Total Duration: 32min Appearances: Brenden Miller N/A representing Applicant Beth-Sheba van den Berg N/A representing Applicant Kathleen Kohlman N/A representing Respondent Beth Tait N/A representing Respondent Comments: Recorded on zoom cloud. The parties discuss r. 317 material Minutes of Hearing entered in Vol. 1076 page(s) 354 - 355 Abstract of Hearing placed on file
null	2022-03-11	Toronto	Toronto 11-MAR-2022 BEFORE Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary Language: E Before the Court: Case Management Conference Result of Hearing: minutes found on T-306-22 held by way of video conference Duration per day: 11-MAR-2022 from 10:00 to 11:00 Courtroom : Toronto (Zoom) Court Registrar: Shaun Nelson Total Duration: 1h Appearances: Bath-Sheba van den Berg, Brenden Miller na representing Applicant Kathleen Kohlman, Beth Tait na representing Respondent Minutes of Hearing entered in Vol. 1076 page(s) 339 - 340 Abstract of Hearing placed on file
null	2022-03-23	Toronto	Oral directions received from the Court: Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary dated 23-MAR-2022 directing that A case management teleconference shall be conducted on Friday March 25, 2022 at 11am by Zoom. The purpose of the call is to discuss the Rule 317 requests, responses and next steps. If any party has anything to add to the correspondence already submitted, they shall file their submissions by 3pm March 24th." placed on file on 23-MAR-2022 Confirmed in writing to the party(ies)
null	2022-03-18	Toronto	Letter from Applicant dated 17-MAR-2022 This letter is in regards to the r. 317 submissions received on 18-MAR-2022
13	2022-03-14	Toronto	Affidavit of service of Bethany DeWolfe sworn on 14-MAR-2022 on behalf of Applicant confirming service of Doc 12 upon all parties by telecopier on 14-MAR-2022 with Exhibits A, B filed on 14-MAR-2022
12	2022-03-14	Toronto	Notice of a constitutional question on behalf of Applicant filed on 14-MAR-2022
null	2022-03-15	Ottawa	Letter from Respondent dated 15-MAR-2022 AGC's response to Rule 317 request, Encl. Certified Tribunal Record received on 15-MAR-2022
null	2022-03-15	Ottawa	**** CANCELLED **** Certified copy of original material received from Privy Council Office on 15-MAR-2022 placed on file on this file
null	2022-03-11	Toronto	Copy of Oral Direction dated 11-MAR-2022 rendered by Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary concerning Schedule placed on file. Original filed on Court File No. T-306-22
11	2022-03-11	Toronto	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Brenden Miller confirming service of Doc 10 upon Respondent by email on 09-MAR-2022 filed on 11-MAR-2022
10	2022-03-11	Toronto	Affidavit of Jermiah Jost sworn on 09-MAR-2022 on behalf of Applicant in support of Notice of Application Doc. No. 1 with Exhibits A-K filed on 11-MAR-2022
9	2022-03-09	Calgary	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Brendan M. Miller confirming service of Affidavit of Edward Cornell, Vincent Gircys, Harold Ristau upon Respondents by e-mail on 09-MAR-2022 filed on 09-MAR-2022
8	2022-03-09	Calgary	Affidavit of Harold Ristau sworn on 09-MAR-2022 on behalf of Applicant in support of Notice of Application Doc. No. 1 with Exhibits A filed on 09-MAR-2022
7	2022-03-09	Calgary	Affidavit of Vincent Gircys sworn on 08-MAR-2022 on behalf of Applicant in support of Notice of Application Doc. No. 1 with Exhibits A-D filed on 09-MAR-2022
6	2022-03-09	Calgary	Affidavit of Edward Cornell sworn on 23-FEB-2022 on behalf of Applicant in support of Notice of Application Doc. No. 1 with Exhibits A-D filed on 09-MAR-2022
null	2022-03-10	Toronto	Letter from Applicant dated 10-MAR-2022 This letter discusses a possible motion being heard, and proposes a schedule received on 10-MAR-2022
5	2022-03-02	Calgary	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Brendan M. Miller confirming service of Notice of Application upon Respondents by e-mail on 23-FEB-2022 filed on 02-MAR-2022
null	2022-03-02	Ottawa	Acknowledgment of Receipt received from all parties with respect to the Order of the Court dated february 24, 2022 placed on file on 02-MAR-2022
null	2022-03-01	Toronto	Oral directions received from the Court: Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary dated 01-MAR-2022 directing that "Further to the case management teleconference conducted this day: -the Respondent AG shall submit an update on any preliminary issues including standing and mootness by March 2, 2022; -the AG's response to the Rule 317 requests shall be delivered by March 15, 2022; -the Applicants in T-382-22 shall serve and file their affidavits by noon on March 10, 2022; and -the Respondent's affidavits shall b e served and filed by April 4, 2022 -A case management teleconference in Court files T-347-22 and T-382-22 shall be conducted on March 11, 2022 (together with T-306-22 and T-316-22, as previously scheduled) The purpose of the call will be to discuss next steps, including any preliminary motions regarding standing and mootness and the status of the Rule 317 requests." placed on file on 01-MAR-2022 Confirmed in writing to the party(ies)
null	2022-03-01	Toronto	Toronto 01-MAR-2022 BEFORE Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary Language: E Before the Court: Case Management Conference Result of Hearing: Heard with T-347-22, parties discuss scheduling held by way of video conference Duration per day: 01-MAR-2022 from 10:00 to 10:24 Courtroom : Judge's Chambers - Toronto Court Registrar: Andrew Murray Total Duration: 24min Appearances: Bath-Sheba van den Berg N/A representing Applicant Brenden Miller N/A representing Applicant Kathleen Kohlman N/A representing Respondent Beth Tait N/A representing Respondent Comments: Recorded on Zoom cloud, heard with T-347-22. Parties discuss scheduling. Minutes of Hearing entered in Vol. 1075 page(s) 272 - 273 Abstract of Hearing placed on file
4	2022-02-24	Calgary	Solicitor's certificate of service on behalf of Kathleen Kohlman confirming service of Notice of Appearance upon Applicants by e-mail on 24-FEB-2022 filed on 24-FEB-2022
3	2022-02-24	Calgary	Notice of appearance on behalf of Respondent filed on 24-FEB-2022
2	2022-02-24	Ottawa	Order dated 24-FEB-2022 rendered by Chief Justice Crampton Matter considered with personal appearance The Court's decision is with regard to Order dated 24-FEB-2022 Result: "IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT: 1. This proceeding shall continue as a specially managed proceeding. 2. Pursuant to Rule 383, Justice Richard G. Mosley and Prothonotary Martha Milczynski are assigned as Case Management Judges in this matter." Filed on 24-FEB-2022 entered in J. & O. Book, volume 1528 page(s) 239 - 240 Interlocutory Decision
null	2022-02-24	Calgary	Certified copy of Doc. 1 sent to Respondent pursuant to Rule 133 of the Federal Courts Rules placed on file on 24-FEB-2022
1	2022-02-24	Calgary	Notice of application and 2 copies with regard to Judicial Review (s.18) filed on 24-FEB-2022 Certified copy(ies)/copy(ies) transmitted to Director of the Regional Office of the Department of Justice Tariff fee of $50.00 received: yes

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Taking Back Your Freedoms was initiated by a group of concerned citizens with a specific goal to equip and to mobilize citizens towards taking back their Constitutional and God given Freedoms.

Chairman Of The TBOF Board: Statesman Brian Peckford

Statesman Brian Peckford is the Former Premier of Newfoundland-Labrador and he is the last living First Minister who helped negotiate (with 12 other First Ministers of Canada) and sign the Constitution of Canada to include the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982).

TBOF Board Advisor: Dr. Paul Elias Alexander

Dr. Alexander is the former COVID Pandemic evidence-synthesis advisor to World Health Organization (WHO) in Washington, DC (2020), and former Senior Advisor to the White House, specifically for the COVID Pandemic policy in the US government, Health and Human Services (HHS), Washington, DC.

TBOF Board Advisor: Maxime Bernier

Maxime Bernier is known as a dependable politician who speaks his mind. A man of ideas, his belief in personal responsibility and freedom is at the heart of his political vision. In his public statements, he expresses those values and his unwavering commitment to reducing the size of government.

TBOF Board Advisor: Dr. Byram Bridle

Dr. Byram Bridle is an Associate Professor of Viral Immunology in the Department of Pathobiology at the University of Guelph. His research program focuses on the development of vaccines to prevent infectious diseases and treat cancers, as well as studying the body’s immune responses to viruses.

TBOF Board Advisor: Daniel Bulford

Daniel officially resigned from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on December 15th, 2021 after speaking out, on behalf of Mounties 4 Freedom, against mandated COVID-19 injections.

TBOF Board Advisor: Former Constable Brian Denison

Brian is a member of a group of sworn and civilian CPS members called Frontline4Freedom.com. F4F also has a charitable arm that is helping those effected by job loss from these unethical mandates.

TBOF Board Advisor: Dr. Roger Hodkinson

Dr. Roger Hodkinson is well connected with the foremost medical and scientific authorities in the world on all things related to Covid-19, and he vigorously critiques the Covid-19 Mandates as being un-sensible, un-scientific and un-constitutional.

TBOF Board Advisor: Dr. Eric Payne

Dr. Eric Payne is a pediatric neurologist and clinical researcher. He worked as a pediatric neurology and epilepsy consultant at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN from 2014-2020. He completed medical school and pediatric neurology residency at the University of Calgary and Alberta Children’s Hospital.

TBOF Board Advisor: Dr. Patrick Phillips

Patrick Phillips is an emergency and family physician in Englehart, Ontario. Throughout the course of the Covid-19 pandemic and the lockdowns he started to see some major harms that his patients were suffering from, that were not being picked up by public health officials. From missed cancer screenings resulting in terminal cancer diagnoses, to a surge in suicidal children, he knew he could not remain silent.

TBOF Board Advisor: Dr. Julie Ponesse

Canadian ethics professor Julie Ponesse worked at the University of Western Ontario for two decades. This past September, as the school year was about to begin, she lost her job. Because she opposes medical coercion. Because she declined a medical procedure known as COVID-19 vaccination.

TBOF Board Advisor: Retired LTC David Redman

David Redman has worked with all orders of government and extensively with the private sector to develop emergency management in Alberta, Canada and North America.

TBOF Board Advisor: Dr. Jessica Rose

Dr. Rose recently co-authored (with Dr. Peter McCullough) a peer reviewed & published paper reviewing VAERS data and adverse events with young ‘vaccinated’ people, showing an especially high incidence of myocarditis. The medical journal that published the paper withdrew it, with no comment, days prior to the FDA panel approving the vaccine for young children.