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Law students from the University of Ottawa are filing dispatches for JURIST on the “Freedom Convoy” protest in Canada’s capital that has paralyzed the city for some three weeks. Here, 1L Mélanie Canti...

Thousands on foot listened to rabble-rousing speeches at Queen’s Park before marching north to the trucks in Yorkville

The arrival of the farm vehicles was further indication that the movement has expanded beyond just the truck drivers who spearheaded the Ottawa event

Three or four thousand people on foot listen to rabble-rousing speeches at Queen’s Park before marching north to the trucks in Yorkville

Its been just days since Ontario premier Doug Ford announced the gradual rollback of his governments latest round of strict lockdown measures tha...

How did Adamson Barbecue guy become a martyr for anti-lockdown crowd? The citys insistence that Adam Skelly pay $165K in policing costs related to the shutdown of his restaurant last November is turning into a bad PR exercise By Enzo DiMatteo Adam Skelly in a previous life before he became the face of the anti-lockdown cause. Just when it looked like we’d heard the last of Adam Skelly, the owner of Adamson Barbecue made famous for defying Ontario’s lockdown orders, there he was ba...

COVID-19 in Canada: How did the owner of a barbecue joint become a martyr for the anti-lockdown crowd? Insistence that Adam Skelly pay $165K in policing costs related to the shutdown of his restaurant last November is turning into a bad PR exercise by Enzo DiMatteo on March 1st, 2021 at 7:45 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 Just when it looked like we’d heard the last of Adam Skelly, the owner of Adamson Barbecue made famous for defying Ontario’s lockdown orders, there he was back in the news last we...

Anti-lockdown group The Line is planning to host several live music events in Toronto on Saturday, February 13, despite the ongoing stay-at-home or...

Man Takes Own Life Following Arrest Under Ontario Lockdown Rules, Police Say The man who appeared in a viral video being arrested for allegedly flouting Ontario lockdown rules on Saturday has taken his own life, police said in a statement. Identified as Moses Demian, 24, in a GoFundMe campaign launched on Monday to raise funds for his memorial and funeral says he “was a kind, compassionate, and generous person who will be remembered as someone who constantly went out of his way to help others...

Canadian Armed Forces have begun an investigation after one of its soldiers called for other members of the armed forces to resist orders to help in the distribution of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines. This particular soldier, known as Leslie Kenderesi, spoke in front of a crowd at an anti-lockdown rally at Yonge-Dundas Square in downtown Toronto on Saturday, Dec. 5. A video of Kenderesi’s speech at the rally has been posted online and has been shared widely on social media. “I’m...