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CCP virus in Canada

The 2022 winter Freedom Convoy protests against fascist vaccine mandates and mask mandates was the beginning of a movement to rollback leftwing totalitarianism.

In Canada, the country's state-run single payer healthcare system has buckled under the strain of the CCP virus.[1] America's "largely privatized market-based system and medical-industrial complex" has also "been ill equipped to respond effectively to the pandemic".[2] With the onset of the CCP flu pandemic after Communist China unleashed it on the world, Canada subsequently came under lockdown diktats ordered by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the advice of his unelected public health officer, alleged "doctor"[3] and presumed CCP plant Theresa Tam[4], ordering the closures of schools and public events, fining of gatherings by police and the shuttering of businesses considered "non-essential", while as with the United States, widespread shortages of health-related supplies, including face masks, personal protective equipment, testing reagents and capacity for vaccine manufacturing, also became an issue. So far 38,297 people have died in Canada, as compared with more than 900,000 in the US.[5] According to Fox News the number of deaths has been greatly underestimated everywhere.[6]

On April 7, 2020 the City of Toronto recalled more than 60,000 surgical masks made in China. The masks, valued at more than $200,000, were provided to staff at long-term care facilities. Toronto health authorities were investigating whether caregivers were exposed to COVID-19 while wearing the equipment. The masks represented around 50% of Toronto's inventory of surgical masks, according to Matthew Pegg, Toronto's fire chief and general manager of emergency management.

In May 2020, Justin Trudeau drew criticism for using Canadian tax dollars to import CCP flu "vaccines", manufactured using aborted fetal tissue, from China to test on Canadians.[7] In a March 2021 interview with Rebel News, Dr. Mark Trozzi expressed his doubts about the vaccines.[8]

According to The Washington Post, China took two Canadian citizens hostage, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, to pressure Canada not to extradite to the United States Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei and daughter of Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei.[9] After Justin Trudeau publicly thanked Taiwan for Covid relief assistance, the CCP demanded return of two pandas from the Calgary Zoo. A petition circulated demanding the release of Canadian hostages in exchange for the pandas. The diplomatic uproar exemplified the value left-wing Chinese Communists place on human life (i.e. none).[10]

In November 2020, physician Dr. Roger Hodkinson criticized the politicization of the CCP flu pandemic and the sensationalization of same by the media at a meeting in Edmonton, pointing out that face masks are "...utterly useless. There is no evidence base for their effectiveness whatsoever. Paper masks and fabric masks are simply virtue-signaling", and that the CCP flu "...is not Ebola. It's not SARS. It’s politics playing medicine and that’s a very dangerous game."[11] Hodkinson also recommended for people who feel sick to stay home, eat chicken noodle soup, and make sure those who are vulnerable take Vitamin D.

Independent journalists who have attempted to report the truth about the pandemic and about CCP flu "vaccines", comment about the legality of lockdowns and unconstitutional attacks on rights and freedoms and report about protests against lockdowns and other pandemic-related issues that attempt to hold the Trudeau regime and its provincial counterparts accountable have been targeted for illegal harassment and fines by the RCMP[12] and by regional police forces,[13] which the Trudeau regime, the provinces and local jurisdictions are now using as their "COVID-19 enforcers" to try to intimidate journalists and censor and silence the truth in violation of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.[14]

On March 24, 2021, the CBC, Canada's state broadcaster and the propaganda wing of the Liberal Party of Canada, aired an announcement by Theresa Tam[4] claiming that there would be a "third wave" of the CCP flu, driven by alleged "variants", hitting the provinces during the spring.[15] Predictably, the CBC's YouTube posting of that story was heavily ratioed and criticized in its comment section, with the video receiving nearly ten times as many dislikes as it did likes.

On March 31, 2021, at the recommendation of the National Advisory Committee on Immunization, Health Canada suspended use of the AstraZeneca CCP flu "vaccine" for people under age 55 over concerns about its link to the development of blood clots,[16] a concern later confirmed by the European Union as Germany, Italy, France, Spain and other countries likewise suspended use of the AstraZeneca "vaccine" following reports of 44 cases of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, a rare brain clotting condition, out of 9.2 million Europeans who received the "vaccine".[17]

On April 1, 2021, Fox News host Tucker Carlson took aim at Canadian "COVID-19 hotels" created and funded by Justin Trudeau, which Carlson compared with internment camps and which he pointed out illegally violate human rights by forcing Canadian travelers returning from overseas vacations to either be detained for quarantine at the facilities or risk heavy fines and imprisonment.[18] Carlson also reported on the substandard conditions of the detainment facilities, including food and water shortages, missing locks on doors and female detainees being sexually assaulted, and he also criticized state broadcaster the CBC for spreading disinformation about the facilities. In a similar earlier criticism of those facilities and the Trudeau regime's actions, Rebel News reporter Keean Bexte, who had similarly been illegally targeted and coerced after returning from an assignment in Florida, compared them to gulags, pointed out that what the Trudeau regime is doing flagrantly violates sections of the Charter and announced that Rebel News would be suing the regime to force the abolition of the pandemic facilities program.[19] On April 26, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the "COVID-19 hotels" violated Charter protections (specifically, against Section 7, covering the right to life, liberty and security of person, and Section 9, covering the right to not be arbitrarily detained), though it did not issue an injunction against the program; a full hearing on the constitutionality of said facilities is scheduled for June 1-3, 2021.[20]

On April 26, 2021, the Toronto Sun newspaper published the results of a study by Douglas W. Allen, an economics professor at Simon Fraser University in the Vancouver suburb of Burnaby, British Columbia, indicating that the CCP flu lockdowns are ineffective and that the long-term societal harms of the lockdowns, including job losses and mental health challenges, are 282 times greater than any presumed benefits.[21] On the basis of that report, independent (formerly Conservative) Member of Parliament Derek Sloan pointed out that the lockdowns are destroying Canadian communities and that few politicians in Canada were willing to oppose the lockdown diktats due to cowardice and lack of courage;[22] Sloan also spoke out against "vaccine passports" and the mass injection of children with the experimental CCP flu "vaccines", calling them "...an absolute negligent crime against Canadians."[23]

Prior to an anti-lockdown rally in Toronto on May 15, 2021, People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier stated in an interview with Rebel News reporter Alexa Lavoie that all CCP flu lockdowns in Canada should be ended immediately, citing how the lockdowns have negatively affected many small businesses across the country; he also voiced opposition to "vaccine passports", saying that such documents would cause the creation of a "show me your papers" society (akin to Nazi Germany and the USSR and other Communist-ruled countries) and the creation of new societal classes based on vaccination status (i.e. medical apartheid[24]).[25]

As in the United States,[26] worship services,[27] other public gatherings[28] and many businesses in Canada[29] have been negatively affected by the illegal and unconstitutional diktats, police harassment/persecution and unjust punishments imposed by Justin Trudeau, Theresa Tam and their liberal provincial and municipal counterparts (including British Columbia premier John Horgan,[30] Ontario premier Doug Ford,[31] Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi[32] and Toronto mayor John Tory[33]) during the pandemic while hypocritically allowing leftists to hold "protest" events.[34] Rebel News has also questioned why Theresa Tam and Canada's unelected provincial public health officers have turned into tyrants drunk on their own power, shutting down churches, fitness gyms, restaurants and various small businesses based solely on flaunting the power bestowed upon them by Justin Trudeau and the provincial premiers.[35]

Responses

Alberta

  • In Edmonton, former Alberta NDP premier Rachel Notley exhibited signs of the CCP flu while holding a press conference at the Alberta Legislature, yet refused to quarantine herself as she attended legislature sessions while hypocritically demanding business closures across the province and unconstitutional restrictions on personal freedoms despite no longer being in power; when asked by Rebel News about CCP flu testing within the Alberta NDP's ranks, Notley and MLA Kathleen Ganley refused to answer and ran off.[36]
  • In Calgary, a bar and restaurant called Outlaws Taphouse and Bar was driven out of business by heavy-handed pandemic-related government bureaucracy by Alberta Health Services, the City of Calgary, the provincial Occupational Health and Safety department and the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission, which insisted on the enforcement of face mask diktats, refused to allow for mask exemptions, imposed unreasonable orders on them and stripped the bar of their food handling permit, their business license and their liquor license, followed by the Calgary Police Service being sent to serve a closure notice on the bar.[37] Attorney Chad Williamson, who represented the bar in its legal battle against the local and provincial bureaucracies over the pandemic diktats, announced that he will be looking at ways to hold the involved agencies accountable for their imposition of pandemic-related anti-business tyranny.
  • In Calgary, a tattoo shop called Dimensions Tattoos was unjustly hit with a $1,000 "lockdown ticket" by Alberta Health Services, despite the shop following a local mask bylaw, for its refusal to allow health inspectors invade the stop in search of alleged "COVID-19 violations".[38] Shop owners Sarah Ken and Peel Smith, both of whom are mask-exempt for medical reasons and have also allowed mask-exempted clients to book tattoo appointments, were ratted out to local agencies by some non-customers who objected to Ken, Smith and some of their customers not wearing masks due to exemption, which led to the shop's current legal and bureaucratic hassles. Rebel News, which covered the story, has offered legal help to Dimensions Tattoos to help them fight the lockdown ticket.
  • In Calgary, Artur Pawlowski, the pastor of the Cave of Adullam Church, fought back against the discriminatory diktats against church services by ordering Calgary police officers and an AHS inspector who disrupted a Holy Week worship service in the church by coming in without a warrant in search of alleged "COVID-19 violations" to leave the church, calling the intruding officers Nazis and Gestapo.[39] Pawlowski, who had seen similar such tactics used by the then-ruling Communist Polish United Workers' Party while living in his native Poland, was correct in his action, as Section 176 of the Criminal Code of Canada makes it a crime to disrupt a worship service,[40] thereby making the officers' warrantless intrusion, which was done with the intention of intimidation of religious worshipers, illegal. Pastor Pawlowski later pointed out that religious clergy and business owners need to find the courage to stand up to the totalitarian actions of politicians and unelected public officials who impose illegal decrees and engage in actions intended to infringe on human rights, discriminate and intimidate, stating that such actions are unacceptable.[41]
  • When the Calgary Police Service later sent a SWAT team to accompany the same health bureaucrat to make another attempt to illegally disrupt a worship service in a show of intimidation, Pawlowski stood his ground and ran the officers and the bureaucrat off after refusing to let them into his church and again calling them out for Nazi-like behavior.[42]
  • Rebel News subsequently reported that the CPS had obtained a secret warrant from sympathetic liberal judge M. David Gates[43] to use any force necessary - including the illegal use of force to haul Pawlowski before a kangaroo court and unjustly jail him on a false "contempt" charge for refusing to allow the CPS and the AHS bureaucrats to violate the Criminal Code by their illegal disruptions of his church services.[44] Pawlowski was able to avoid being illegally arrested by the CPS during a worship service when hundreds of people showed up in support of him for the service, though he has since been served with a "health order" from the City of Calgary demanding that standards be met to prevent the city taking action (i.e. illegal seizure) against his church building, similar to what happened to GraceLife Church in Edmonton (noted below).[45] Pawlowski responded to the unjustified threats against him and his church by planning to hold worship services outdoors.[46]
  • Soon after the conclusion of a recent weekend worship service at Pawlowski's church (in which congregants ejected the CPS from the church after CPS officers tried to illegally disrupt that service[47]), a heavily-armed CPS SWAT team stormed in Gestapo style and illegally arrested Pawlowski on a false charge of "incitement" for opening the church in defiance of unconstitutional lockdown diktats,[48] after which he was taken to be held in a local jail where he was treated as a political prisoner for exercising his faith, was illegally abused by corrupt CPS officers and was refused contact with his attorneys, while the liberal media, in acts of journalistic unprofessionalism, gleefully cheered the pastor's arrest;[49] after that egregious treatment was exposed on the Rebel News site following an interview with him, Pawlowski was allowed a brief phone call with his attorneys (one of which, Sarah Miller, later reported in an interview that Pawlowski's legal team were working to get him released and noted the poor treatment he received while in jail[50]). Soon after the interview, Pawlowski was released on bail, but still faces a hearing in court on his refusal to bow to the illegal persecution being perpetrated against him for choosing God over the State;[51] controversially, the director of the Calgary Remand Centre, where Pawlowski was being held (along with his brother Dawid, who was arrested at the same time), decided, for purely political reasons and in defiance of the presiding judge's release order, to illegally refuse to release them for several hours before finally deciding to do so once the director's actions began drawing public scrutiny.[52] Even after being released, the Pawlowskis were followed home by CPS vehicles and a helicopter in an illegal act of harassment and intimidation. Pastor Pawlowski also reported that at his bail hearing, he showed up while kept in leg irons[53] and was told that the AHS had sought to keep him in solitary confinement - which is considered a form of torture - for 24 days under the specious claim of "COVID-19 protection measures";[54] because of the illegal actions taken by the remand centre employees (including denying him the right to speak to his attorneys), the hearing for Pawlowski has been delayed.[55]
  • It was also reported that some anonymous pro-lockdown cranks had also caused trouble for Pawlowski's church with several malicious acts of vandalism as well as by spreading nails and dog feces around the church parking lot, which the CPS chose to ignore when those incidents - which could be defined as hate crimes due to their nature - came to their attention.[56] Pawlowski's home was also recently targeted by pro-lockdown arsonists who attempted to burn the house down.[57]
  • To make sure his legal battle would not be compromised, Pawlowski has chosen since then to maintain a low profile as he awaits his upcoming court hearing at home in prayer with his family, with substitute pastor Peter Reicher taking over in leading worship services with the Cave of Adullam's congregation.[58] While there were no police present to harass the congregants at a recent outdoor worship service, a handful of pro-lockdown leftists living next door to the church tried to loudly, angrily and profanely harass some of the worshipers, with one of the loudmouthed leftists in particular acting in an immature and childish manner while mocking those who criticized her for her behavior.
  • Reicher was later served with an injunction, the same one under which Pawlowski and fellow pastor Tim Stephens (see below) were illegally arrested, implying that he would also be illegally threatened with arrest if he proceeded with a Saturday worship service.[59] At the service itself, several CPS officers showed up with an intent to do damage control thanks to the recent hits the CPS has taken to its reputation by acting under orders from Alberta health minister Tyler Shandro to illegally persecute religious worshipers under the ruse of "public health" enforcement during the CCP flu pandemic; the officers claimed that they had no intention of disrupting the service, but their mere presence was distracting enough to the congregation to cause disruption of the service anyhow as several of the congregants went to confront them, though the confrontation ended without incident.
  • Not long after his release from jail, Pawlowski and his daughter were out grocery shopping when they were confronted by a man presumed to be mentally ill, who verbally berated Pawlowski in the store and then viciously attacked the pastor outside the store; although Pawlowski is trained in martial arts and could have easily stopped his attacker, he chose not to do so but instead photographed the man and his vehicle before the man fled, after which Pawlowski reported him to the CPS.[60] Rebel News speculated in its report on the incident that the man may have been influenced in his attack on Pawlowski by incitement of malice and anger against Pawlowski by corrupt pro-lockdown Alberta politicians and the liberal media.
  • Reicher was recently served by the CPS with a summons to appear in provincial court under the same anti-free speech injunction imposed by liberal judge John Rooke[61] against Chris Scott (see below) and all other Albertans to illegally prevent them from protesting against Jason Kenney's lockdown diktats.[62] Axa Reichel, Pastor Reichel's wife, correctly called the CPS' actions (including aiding in illegal persecution of Christians by the Jason Kenney regime) criminal and called for the officers serving the summons to repent, while Reichel, after finishing signing documents, quipped that Canada had become a Communist country because of the CCP flu pandemic.
  • Anti-Christian pro-lockdown troublemakers recently committed a vile act of vandalism against the Cave of Adullam Church when they left a large amount of horse manure spread throughout the church's parking lot (which has been used as an outdoor worship space), along with deposits of syringe needles and garbage.[63]
  • In Edmonton, corrupt members of the city's police service, acting under the orders of Rachel Notley (even though she is no longer the Alberta premier), displayed Gestapo-like tactics as they illegally attacked and assaulted peaceful anti-CCP flu lockdown protesters and Rebel News reporter Keean Bexte during that protest, then unjustly arrested anti-lockdown protester David Pawlowski with no verifiable cause.[28]
  • In Edmonton, government bureaucrats, with assistance from the RCMP, staged an illegal armed raid and occupation of the GraceLife Church, then fenced off the church building, as part of discriminatory persecution of religious worshippers battling the province's unconstitutional CCP flu lockdown orders against places of worship.[64] The church's pastor, James Coates, has been unjustly targeted by bureaucrats, starting by hitting him with a $1,200 fine and illegally holding him in jail for 35 days[65] for what Edmonton police claimed was a "violation" of CCP flu diktats by holding a church service,[66] followed by police and Alberta Health Services inspectors spying on weekly services at the church,[67] then by the RCMP, in Gestapo-style fashion, adding more fencing and road blockades to restrict access to the church building and property,[68] all in attempts to illegally attack religious freedom and to make an example of Pastor Coates and GraceLife Church for their undertaking of their constitutional right to worship. In response to the targeting and persecution of GraceLife Church and Pastor Coates as well as other churches in the province, religious leaders spoke out against the government's actions and called for the reopening of all churches in Alberta to worship without restrictions on capacity or other restrictions.[69]
  • The GraceLife congregation responded by tearing down the fencing surrounding the church to regain access to it, resulting in 200 RCMP officers, heavily armed and dressed in riot gear, being deployed to use Gestapo tactics to illegally harass and persecute the congregation.[70]
  • During a recent protest against government overreach during the pandemic on the church property by members of the GraceLife congregation, outside infiltrators, seeking to start trouble for GraceLife with the police, tried to pull the fence down, but the legitimate protesters put the fence back up to avoid trouble from the police; during the protests against CCP flu lockdowns and religious persecution, the GraceLife congregation has held services off-site at secret locations to avoid bureaucratic and RCMP scrutiny.[71]
  • Dr. Roger Hodkinson, who previously spoke out about the politicization of the pandemic, criticized AHS and the RCMP for their heavy-handed actions against GraceLife, pointing out that there is no balance being struck between public health, civil liberties and the economy.[72]
  • Members of the GraceLife congregation, along with other protesters, later gathered outside the Alberta Legislature to protest the heavy-handed unconstitutional crackdowns and illegal persecution of religious worshipers at the behest of Alberta "conservative" premier Jason Kenney,[73] while Coates is currently being placed on "trial" in a kangaroo court for standing up against the lockdown edicts by refusing to limit the number of attendees at his church during worship services.[74]
  • GraceLife Church announced that it would be taking AHS to court to force the agency to return GraceLife's church building, which AHS still illegally possesses following its seizure, to the congregation.[75]
  • In the hamlet of Mirror, the Whistle Stop Café, a local restaurant which defied the lockdown diktats of Jason Kenney by refusing to close,[76] held an anti-lockdown event attended by hundreds of customers, most of which ate outside but some of which chose to eat inside the restaurant.[77] Among those taking part in the event was guest chef and Toronto restaurant owner Adam Skelly, whose own restaurant, Adamson Barbecue, was heavy-handedly targeted by Ontario government bureaucrats for defying lockdown diktats there and who was himself illegally harrassed by authorities for taking a stand.[78] Alberta Health Services bureaucrats, accompanied by the RCMP, showed up to impose a closure order on the restaurant and removed the indoor diners, but did not attempt to stop the outdoor event itself due to the large number of people present. Other Alberta restaurants, acting in solidarity with the Whistle Stop and its owner Chris Scott, also reopened their own facilities for indoor dining in defiance of the lockdowns, forcing the Alberta government to initially back down and allow indoor dining at restaurants to resume back in February,[79] but Kenney later arbitrarily reversed course and forced the closure of indoor dining at restaurants again, which led Scott to resume his battle with the provincial health bureaucrats.[80]
  • The Whistle Stop was recently raided and illegally seized by AHS bureaucrats and the RCMP in response to Scott's stand against the bureaucrats;[81] in response to the illegal actions of AHS and the RCMP (which also closed down the Whistle Stop's connected gas station, convenience store and campsite, the only source for gas and general supplies in the hamlet), Scott set up what he calls the "Whistle Stop Freedom Park", where he continues to cook and serve the restaurant's customers, and has announced plans for a huge protest against the Kenney regime's heavy-handed actions.[82] The Kenney regime and AHS responded to the announced protest by obtaining a secret injunction to block the constitutionally-protected protest, illegally threatening to jail Scott and anyone else who takes part in the protest.[83] The RCMP subsequently followed through on Kenney's threat and arrested Scott when he held the protest, which drew over 1,500 people despite adverse weather conditions.[84]
  • At a later court hearing in Calgary, Scott was illegally denied legal representation when his lawyer Chad Williamson was barred from the hearing; Williamson later stated in a Rebel News interview that the actions of the Kenney regime in trampling the rights of Albertans were illegal.[85] It was later announced that Scott was to be released from custody pending a court hearing.[86] When a judge in Calgary refused to overturn the unconstitutional anti-free speech secret injunction by AHS, Scott's attorneys responded by announcing plans to summon Alberta's public health officer Deena Hinshaw and the AHS inspector who made constant visits to the Whistle Stop for examination at the hearing, which the judge agreed to.[87]
  • Scott and Williamson are now taking AHS to the Alberta Court of Appeal over AHS' illegal actions in intentionally denying Scott access to an attorney by failing to inform Williamson about the proceedings against Scott, as well as neglecting to inform the court that Scott had legal representation at all.[88]
  • Scott again returned to court for a hearing where AHS demanded jail time and heavy financial penalties for him for standing up for his rights and those of other Albertans by keeping his business open in defiance of the lockdown diktats and of AHS and its illegal harassment.[89] Williamson countered during the presentation of Scott's case by pointing out the various instances of illegal actions and hypocrisy by AHS, as well as the ill treatment of Scott while in jail for standing up for his rights, while Scott himself noted that the Kenney regime and AHS has failed the people of Alberta by mismanaging the pandemic.
  • In Edmonton, over 2,000 protesters (including representatives from various business, faith, medical, civil liberties and amateur sports groups) showed up at the Alberta Legislature to protest against, and call for the end of, the CCP flu lockdowns; many of the participants stated that they were sick and tired of being separated from their families, constant fearmongering by politicians and their liberal media propagandists, the damage being done to small businesses by the lockdowns, the effects of lockdown isolation on children and being name-called by elitist politicians for standing up for their rights and principles.[90] Jason Kenney responded (and in doing so, proved the protesters' collective points) by falsely claiming that the protesters were "conspiracy theorists" and "unhinged".
  • Justin Jensen, a registered massage therapist and competitive bodybuilder, spoke out against the CCP flu lockdowns in Alberta, joining those who have pointed out that the lockdowns (which have affected fitness gyms, among other businesses) are ineffective and that lack of activity and the sedentary lifestyles developing due to the lockdowns, which lead to health deterioration, only make things worse.[91]
  • In Calgary, Dustin Sutley, the owner of local fitness gym Sweat Science Boxing and a vocal opponent of the CCP flu lockdown measures being taken by Alberta Health Services, took action against the related draconian targeting of fitness gyms in the city by organizing a campaign with other gyms to remain open in defiance of the lockdown, only for most of the other gyms to back down when Naheed Nenshi, in an attempt to make an example of Sutley for leading the anti-lockdown effort, threatened to pull their business licenses.[92] Sutley has refused to close his gym or to back down from either Nenshi or AHS on principle, stating the importance of exercise for physical and emotional well-being and that the negative health impacts of gym closures are far worse than the insignificant alleged risks of the CCP flu.
  • Jason Kenney announced the imposition of more draconian lockdown measures, including a provincewide curfew to take effect at 8:00 p.m. each evening, as part of his latest lockdown edict, which (as have similar such diktats in other Canadian provinces and in the United States) has come under criticism for being based on politics, power and control, not on science, as well as for allowing unelected public health officials to dictate what people can and cannot do under the lockdowns and doing so strictly for the celebrity notoriety and the attention.[93]
  • An anti-lockdown rodeo was held at a farm south of the town of Bowden (near Red Deer), drawing rodeo cowboys from across Canada and from as far away as Australia and attended by up to 3,000 on each day of the event.[94] It was originally planned to hold the rodeo at the Bowden Rodeo Grounds, but after interference by Alberta Health Services, it was relocated to the farm owned by local farmer Ty Northcott. Pro-lockdown "news" reporters from Calgary's CTV station CFCN-DT complained about the rodeo, as one of them, Kathy Le, hysterically fretted about there being no social distancing or face masks,[95] while two other reporters bragged on Twitter about demonstrating willingness to rat out the rodeo attendees to the police, which drew criticism against the reporters.[96]
  • Jason Kenney came under heavy criticism for enacting even harsher CCP flu lockdown edicts on the province while hypocritically exempting big businesses like Walmart and the NHL, despite evidence revealing that the actual number of deaths attributed to the CCP flu in Alberta are currently down 80%.[97] Rebel News pointed out that Kenney's latest lockdown diktats are not about health, but all about power and control (similar to what Justin Trudeau and Kenney's other provincial counterparts, including John Horgan in British Columbia, Brian Pallister in Manitoba, Doug Ford in Ontario and François Legault in Quebec are doing).[98]
  • In Calgary, another house of worship came under attack by the Calgary Police Service at the behest of Alberta Health Services when Fairview Baptist Church began being surveilled by the CPS, as well as CPS-escorted AHS bureaucrats twice[99] trying to illegally disrupt worship services and the church's pastor, Tim Stephens, being illegally ticketed multiple times for defying the unconstitutional lockdown edicts of Jason Kenney by holding indoor worship services at full capacity.[100]
  • Stephens was later illegally[101] arrested by the CPS at the behest of AHS following a worship service without justifiable charge; the CPS refused to tell Rebel News why they were arresting him.[102] Ezra Levant criticized the CPS for the illegal arrest, accusing them of cowardice in going after a Christian minister while giving free passes to pro-"Palestine" protesters stirring up trouble in Calgary.[103] Stephens was later released from jail at a bail hearing,[104] with attorney and Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms president John Carpay making note of the illegality of the actions of the CPS and AHS against Stephens. The case against Stephens by AHS, which had made a dubious claim of "contempt of court", was eventually dropped because it was discovered that AHS had never served Stephens with the court order it claimed he had "violated".[105]
  • Even after Stephens' victory, however, the CPS vindictively attempted to serve him with the same court order the following evening, under the flimsy claim that they had served the order to someone else named Tim Stephens; the following morning at a Sunday morning worship service at Fairview Baptist Church, an AHS representative accompanied by two CPS officers attempted to barge into the church and illegally disrupt the service but were stopped by two congregants who cited Section 176(2) of the Criminal Code, after which the intruders returned to their vehicles and left, making no further attempts to disrupt the service.[106]
  • Following an underground worship service (necessitated by AHS' recent illegal seizure of the Fairview Baptist Church building two weeks prior) that was being spied on by the CPS at the behest of AHS, Stephens was illegally arrested for a second time by the CPS at his home in front of his family[107] on what were later revealed to be specious charges of "violating public health orders" regarding his church services, for which Stephens is currently being unjustly held in the Calgary Remand Centre (and where he continues to be held after refusing bail conditions that demanded he hold "socially distant" services in compliance with the AHS diktats against places of religious worship).[108] In response, Rebel News reporter Sheila Gunn Reed expressed explicit disgust toward the Jason Kenney regime's heavy-handed and hypocritical handling of dissenters against Kenney's unconstitutional lockdown edicts in light of he and his cabinet ministers' own ignorance of his own diktats,[109] while reporter Adam Soos, in criticizing the illegal second arrest of Stephens, pointed out that political leaders and public officials who act as Kenney has are basically behaving as hypocritical and thin-skinned despots.[110]
  • Todd Loewen, the caucus chair of Alberta's governing United Conservative Party, announced that he was stepping down from his position and called on Jason Kenney to resign as premier, citing Kenney's recent bad leadership (including his imposition of harsh lockdown measures and his refusal to listen to his caucus) during the CCP flu pandemic, which has led to much of the public losing confidence in Kenney himself (though not in the UCP).[111]
  • The United Conservatives lifted a ban on protesting and on free speech in the province in time for anti-lockdown Worldwide Freedom Rally events in Calgary and Edmonton, one of dozens of such rallies taking place across Canada and around the world in opposition to unconstitutional and illegal CCP flu lockdown edicts.[112] The overturn of the ban comes in the wake of controversy that arose when Alberta NDP MLA Irfan Sabir took part in an anti-Semitic pro-"Palestinian" march in Calgary while hypocritically demanding that Jason Kenney continue cracking down on lockdown opponents who take part in anti-lockdown protests.[113]
  • In Calgary, Mission7 Ministries head Derek Reimer, who was twice unjustly ticketed by the Calgary Police Service for feeding the homeless under the officers' claim that Reimer was not social distancing, successfully had the tickets thrown out in court after a Crown prosecutor refused to pursue the case.[114]
  • In Edmonton, Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson, Mark Friesen and Chris Sky were the headline speakers at an anti-lockdown rally that drew over 3,500 protesters to the Alberta Legislature; the speakers pointed out that putting an end to the unconstitutional lockdowns and the illegal restrictions on freedoms and rights begins with the protesters and their peaceful resistance to the arbitrary and politically-motivated health regulations being imposed.[115] Although the Edmonton police were on hand at the event, no tickets were handed out.
  • Jason Kenney and some of his cabinet were caught violating Kenney's own CCP flu lockdown edicts when they were found to have attended a dinner at the Sky Palace (a penthouse on top of the Federal Building in Edmonton) without social distancing or masking and being in excess of attendance limits imposed by Kenney on the rest of Alberta,[116] but when the Kenney regime was called out on their double standards and hypocrisy in doing as they please and ignoring their own rules while illegally persecuting religious leaders and business owners for refusing to abide by the unconstitutional lockdowns and diktats,[117] Kenney offered a "apology" that rang as hollow to detractors who have called for an end to the regime's actions against the Alberta public.[118]
  • In Edmonton, a protest calling for an end to unconstitutional restrictions on religious worship under the cover of the lockdowns was held near the Sky Palace; among the attendees were People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier and Whistle Stop Café owner Chris Scott.[119]
  • In the town of Innisfail, Natalie Klein, the owner of the Bladez 2 Fadez barber shop and the niece of former Alberta premier Ralph Klein, filed lawsuits against Alberta Health Services and the RCMP after they, in defiance of her Charter rights, vindictively and illegally refiled unjust lockdown tickets against her as revenge for Klein's success in getting the tickets, which had originally been served against her for keeping her shop open in defiance of Jason Kenney's CCP flu lockdown edicts and despite repeated harassment by both AHS and the RCMP, dismissed in court and because she had led a rebellion of salons and personal care businesses against the lockdown.[120] It was later revealed that Klein had suffered from adverse health reactions, including blood clots that led to a stroke, after being injected with the Moderna CCP flu "vaccine"; because of the injuries caused by the injection, she has to take medication to prevent further complications, and the illegal imposition of "vaccine passports" would prevent Klein, like many other Canadians, from traveling out of province or doing everyday things like eating out or going out to a movie.[121]
  • In Calgary, supporters of healthcare workers protested against the forced imposition of mandatory CCP flu "vaccines" and "vaccine passports" against doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals; this was one of many such protests across Canada, which criticized Justin Trudeau for publicly claiming that he would not impose the "vaccines" on all employees while, in two-faced fashion, threatening Canadians with the losses of employment, the ability to travel and the right to medical privacy for not getting the "vaccines".[122]
  • In Edmonton, Annette Lewis, who suffers from a potentially fatal lung disease called idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, was threatened by the University of Alberta Hospital with removal from a donor list for a lung transplant unless she gives in to their coercion to get a CCP flu "vaccine", despite her refusal to get injected because of her concerns about the "vaccines" in addition to citing the Nuremberg Code,[123] which makes it a crime to force, blackmail, bribe or coerce people to get untested experimental medical procedures (which also covers the CCP flu "vaccines").[124] Lewis, with help from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, is suing the hospital for its actions. JCCF staff lawyer Allison Pejovic noted that "...(t)he hospital’s conduct in making an ultimatum of this nature to a terminally ill patient is coercive and unethical. Threatening a patient’s access to life-saving medical treatment for not participating in an experimental treatment for a condition she does not have and may never get is a profound violation of Ms. Lewis’ human dignity, personal autonomy, and her constitutionally protected right to life, liberty and security of the person. If Ms. Lewis is removed from the transplant list, she will die. This is a gross violation of her freedom of choice. Having to choose between taking an experimental vaccine that she does not want, or certain death, is not a choice."
  • Jason Kenney came under criticism for reimposing face mask mandates in Alberta and for bribing Albertans with cash payments to get injected with CCP flu "vaccines".[125]
  • In Calgary, protesters (comprised of parents, opposed teachers and advocates for the Charter of Rights and Freedoms) spoke out against the imposition of face mask mandates on students in city schools by the Calgary Board of Education, noting the negative impacts on the health and mental well-being of children the mask mandates have had and pointing out the lack of scientific evidence for the justification of masking.[126] The protest was also confronted by pro-mask and pro-"vaccine" COVID Karens who screamed and swore at the protesters present (which included children).
  • Alberta health minister Tyler Shandro came under criticism for announcing the imposition of more CCP flu restrictions, including mandating that restaurants and other licensed establishments end alcoholic beverage service at 10 p.m. each night.[127]
  • In Calgary, firefighters and other frontline workers took to the streets to protest against being forced to get CCP flu "vaccines" as conditions of employment and to speak out for their Charter rights as the firefighters stood in formation in silence for one hour as part of the protest.[128] Rebel News was the only media outlet to cover the protest while, unsurprisingly, local liberal media outlets refused to attend in order to protect its pro-"vaccine" narrative.
  • Also in Calgary one day later, a rally was held in support of local businesses that refuse to abide by Alberta's newly-imposed "vaccine passport" diktat by refusing to fire unvaccinated employees or to ask their customers about their vaccination status.[129]
  • In Calgary, a peaceful protest at the Foothills Medical Centre against CCP flu "vaccine" mandates for health care workers was crashed by pro-"vaccine" Antifa punks who proceeded to get aggressively violent against the protesters and disrupt the protest by blaring loud music to keep the protesters from being heard and to keep the arrival of emergency vehicles from being heard; at least two of the punks were arrested by Calgary police, who otherwise did little to stop the punks from their anti-free speech actions and criminal behavior.[130]
  • In Calgary, a massive anti-"vaccine passport" rally attended by thousands of protesters was held at Central Memorial Park; among the speakers at the rally were People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier and independent MP Derek Sloan.[131]
  • Jason Kenney came under criticism for flip-flopping on "vaccine passports" when he decided to allow them in Alberta after he originally said they would never come to the province.[132] In response to Kenney's flip-flop, protesters in Edmonton called for freedom of choice at an anti-passport rally in the city.[133]
  • Tyler Shandro, the controversial Alberta health minister and the politician in charge of Alberta Health Services whose time at that post during the pandemic was marked by such events as the illegal persecution of religious leaders such as Pastors Artur Pawlowski and Tim Stephens (see above), the illegal threat of arrest against Rebel News reporters who tried to deliver an anti-"vaccine passport" petition signed by 130,000 people to his office[134] and other heavy-handed lockdown enforcement actions, was fired from his office by Jason Kenney and replaced by Calgary-Varsity riding UCP MLA Jason Copping.[135]
  • Calgary's city council, led by Naheed Nenshi, voted almost unanimously to illegally violate the Charter rights of Calgary's citizens by forcing "vaccine passports" on them by making them "mandatory" for all eligible businesses in the city, with no possibility for businesses to opt out; the lone opposition came from city councillor and mayoral candidate Jeromy Farkas.[136] In response to Nenshi's diktat, the Calgary Police Service began protesting against forced "vaccinations" outside of City Hall.[137]
  • A whistleblower working as an ICU manager in Alberta, identified only as "Debbie", spoke out against the mandating of "vaccine passports" by Jason Kenney, as well as Alberta Health Services' mismanagement of the pandemic, in an interview with Rebel News.[138]
  • A large group of truckers acting in solidarity with the anti-CCP flu mandate trucker convoy in Ottawa set up a blockade of the Canada-US border at the village of Coutts (on the border with Montana).[139] American truckers in Montana have offered support for the blockade in Alberta,[140] while RCMP officers, acting at the behest of Jason Kenney, have blocked all roads into the town in an attempt to deny food, water and medicine to the protesting truckers,[141] and Kenney denounced the blockade despite its participants acting peacefully and engaged in heavy-handed dealings against the truckers by sending in a SWAT team to surround the blockade site.[142]
  • Rebel News supplied the Coutts blockade participants with legal assistance for dealing with the RCMP.[143]
  • Alberta farmers joined in the blockade in support of the truckers in Coutts by using tractors and other heavy equipment to break through police barricades.[144]
  • Tow truck companies who were called by the RCMP to remove the truck blockade have refused to comply, with some of the companies refusing to get involved while others have expressed support for the blockade.[145]
  • When Jason Kenney called the Coutts protest an "illegal" blockade (while ignoring the violent actions of Antifa and other leftists in Alberta during the pandemic), the protesters called out the "conservative" premier on his words, stating that the blockade is a peaceful protest.[146]
  • Hundreds of cowboys on horseback rode out to Coutts to join the blockade and support the truckers.[147]
  • When Jason Kenney claimed that an RCMP officer had been "assaulted" by protesters at the Coutts blockade, two witnesses, as well as the RCMP itself, discredited Kenney's claim as false, reporting that there had been no assault.[148]
  • Ahead of a planned press conference by Jason Kenney, Coutts blockade organizers called on Kenney and Justin Trudeau to end all CCP flu mandates, citing the actions of Trudeau and Kenney, with the aid of federal and provincial health departments, in illegally stripping Alberta citizens of their rights and freedoms under the guise of "health" and "public safety".[149]
  • After being prevented from getting to Coutts by RCMP road blockades (set up with the intent of preventing them from enlarging the Coutts blockade), supporters of the Coutts protesters set up camp 20 kilometres away in Milk River.[150]
  • The Coutts blockade ended when some spokespeople for the protesters said they decided to leave to maintain the peaceful nature of their protest after RCMP seized what news reports claimed was a cache of weapons and arrested 11 people.[151] Following their departure, food that had been collected for the blockade was donated by the protesters to people in Coutts, while Rebel News helped set up a legal defence fund for the Coutts protesters.
  • It was announced that Chad Williamson, the lawyer who has provided legal aid to other people victimized by illegally-imposed CCP flu diktats, will be representing the truckers involved in the Coutts blockade.[152]
  • Jason Kenney announced in a press conference that he will be ending Alberta's CCP flu "vaccine passport" mandate - which was never legal under the Charter to begin with - as of midnight on February 9, 2022, while the face mask mandate imposed on children and schools in the province will end on February 14.[153] Protesters at the Coutts blockade denounced Kenney's speech and announced that the blockade will remain in place until all CCP flu restrictions are permanently lifted.[154]
  • In Edmonton, new Alberta premier-designate Danielle Smith, who replaced Jason Kenney as premier and United Conservative Party leader in a leadership convention in October 2022[155] following Kenney's resignation in May, declared at her swearing-in ceremony that those who refused to take the CCP flu "vaccines" were the most discriminated against group she had ever seen, then announced that she would start undoing the damage done by Kenney in Alberta during the pandemic by amending provincial human rights law to protect those who refuse to get the "vaccines"; during her campaign to replace Kenney, Smith also vowed that she would fire the top management of Alberta Health Services for incompetent management of the pandemic and for their hand in imposing illegal discrimination against Alberta residents during the pandemic, and that she would stand up to Ottawa and the Justin Trudeau regime.[156] Smith subsequently followed through on her campaign promise by demoting Deena Hinshaw, Alberta's chief public health officer, and curtailing her duties due to Hinshaw being the architect of the illegal pandemic diktats (including lockdowns and restrictions against businesses, places of worship, family gatherings and anti-lockdown protests) that had been imposed on Albertans over the past two years, then called out the previous Kenney regime for its refusal to apologize for the lockdowns.[157] Soon after Smith's comment, race-obsessed leftists who did not like what Smith had to say about the unvaccinated being discriminated against ludicrously accused her of "racism" for defending the unvaccinated, even though her comments had nothing to do with race.[158]
  • Smith later announced, as part of a post-pandemic reform of Alberta's healthcare system, that Hinshaw had been fired from her post, along with the entire Alberta Health Services board, for their roles in illegally interfering with the rights of Albertans while using the pandemic as their cover and excuse for doing so.[159] Hinshaw was replaced as chief health officer by Dr. Mark Joffe and the fired AHS board members were quickly replaced by new administrator Dr. John Cowell, while Smith has pledged to consult with frontline healthcare workers and give them more of a voice than they had under Kenney and Hinshaw, and criminal charges that were illegally imposed against those Albertans who stood up for their rights by refusing to comply with the pandemic diktats imposed by Hinshaw are planned to be dropped. Not surprisingly, opposition NDP leader Rachel Notley raised objections to Smith's healthcare reforms, claiming, without providing evidence, that the reforms "...(do) nothing to get Albertans a family doctor, nothing to address the specific calls from frontline paramedics to reduce wait times, and nothing to get children’s medication in the hands of Alberta parents."

British Columbia

  • Physician Dr. Stephen Malthouse criticized Bonnie Henry, BC's unelected public health officer, for the diktats she imposed on the province during the CCP flu pandemic, pointing out that her edicts have been based more on politics and imposition of power and control by the regime of BC NDP premier John Horgan than on scientific fact and stating that there is no scientific or material evidence to justify lockdowns, face mask diktats, social distancing, closures of schools and businesses and closures and/or restrictions on places of worship, then (while pointing out that evidence pointed toward the pandemic being over and that a predicted "second wave" of the CCP flu would not materialize) called on Henry to end her pandemic decrees;[160] despite this and seemingly out of spite, Henry, acting on her claims about the "second wave", took the opposite approach when she imposed a face mask diktat on all businesses, schools and other public places in the province beginning on November 19, 2020,[161] which she originally said would end on February 5, 2021, but then (following in the footsteps of similar actions by Democrat governors in the United States) decided to arbitrarily extend several times since the original deadline, extending it to February 28, then into March, then to April 30, to May 31 and then most recently to June 30 while also arbitrarily imposing lockdown measures until April 19.[162] Some opponents of the lockdowns responded with a somewhat bizarre anti-lockdown protest themed on the 1988 John Carpenter sci-fi movie They Live.[163]
  • The John Horgan regime, along with co-defendant Bonnie Henry, was sued by the Canadian Society for the Advancement of Science in Public Policy for its illegal and unconstitutional actions in locking down much of the province; the Society noted in its class action lawsuit, "In its response to the COVID-19 virus, the government has invoked extraordinary executive powers predicated on unsubstantiated scientific and legal grounds with catastrophic consequences for British Columbians. In doing so, the defendants have overreached their authority under the ​Emergency Program Act, ​the ​Public Health Act, and have ​infringed on ​Charter r​ights in a manner that does not accord with the principles of fundamental justice."[164] In its response to the suit, the defendants denied the majority of the facts brought forth in the notice filed by the Society (among which was the defendants' refusal to take responsibility for the misinformation they spread to the public regarding the pandemic) and claimed, without providing any proof, that the Society's suit "...lacks sufficient material facts or any legal basis to support the claimed injunctive relief."[165]
  • Religious freedom came under attack in the province during the pandemic thanks to Bonnie Henry ordering the closure of places of worship and illegally targeting religious worshippers for discrimination by seeking to give police departments in BC unconstitutional power to arrest churchgoers,[166] a move which was denied by BC Supreme Court Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson, who also ruled on the legality of peaceful protests during the pandemic, on February 18.[167] In response, Henry decided to "compromise" by allowing only a few places of worship to conduct outdoor services, along with Orthodox Jewish synagogues being allowed to hold indoor services, but with pandemic restrictions being placed on the services (including limits on attendance numbers), while many other churches are controversially forced to remain closed under the same decision rendered by Hinkson.[168]
  • In Vancouver, the Corduroy Restaurant, a local restaurant and pub, has defied the lockdown diktats of Bonnie Henry by opening the restaurant for in-person dining; Rebecca Matthews, the restaurant's owner, indicated the hypocrisy of Henry in keeping a winery which she owns in the town of Keremeos[169] open during the lockdown as her reason for staying open and defying the lockdown.[170] Despite being issued a closure order by Vancouver Coastal Health, Matthews intends on fighting to keep her restaurant open in defiance of the small business-targeting lockdown. In a scene that supposedly led to the closedown order, customers of the Corduroy, who were not masked in defiance of Henry's face mask diktat, joined in solidarity with Matthews by kicking out health inspectors sent by government bureaucrats out of the restaurant when the inspectors insisted on trespassing.[171]
  • In the wake of the recent imposition of "vaccine passports" by Henry, the Corduroy found a loophole in Henry's diktat to enable the restaurant to serve its customers without intruding on their medical privacy and to allow them to remain free of discrimination imposed by the passport diktat.[172]
  • In Vancouver, comedian Alexander Lasarev, who opposes the use of face masks in the CCP flu pandemic, was viciously attacked by a pro-mask thug, who used his bicycle as a weapon to smash a side window of Lasarev's car, while Lasarev was speaking at an anti-lockdown rally.[173] Vancouver police have recommended assault charges against the thug, while the liberal media unsurprisingly protected the thug's identity by concealing his face in their reports and engaged in victim-blaming on Lasarev.
  • In Vancouver, restaurant owner Feredrico Fuoco defied the unconstitutional CCP flu lockdown diktats of Bonnie Henry by opening his restaurant, Gusto, to indoor dining (which has been forbidden under the diktats by Henry while, as noted above, she hypocritically keeps her winery in Keremeos open - which Fuoco noted in his decision to reopen his restaurant for indoor dining).[174] Because of this, the Horgan regime, acting under Henry's orders, have hypocritically targeted Fuoco's business by suspending his business license.
  • In Vancouver, approximately 2,000 protesters, many of them business owners, gathered to protest the lockdown edicts of Bonnie Henry, which have negatively impacted small and medium-sized businesses in the province since they were imposed.[175]
  • Religious worshippers in the province continue to defy the arbitrary lockdown diktats of Bonnie Henry targeting them, including her recent capricious decision to rescind the exceptions she made for outdoor worship services, by finding legal ways to gather and worship, including holding worship-style anti-lockdown protests in public spaces.[176]
  • In the village of Lytton, local doctor Charles Hoffe voiced concern after a number of people who received Moderna CCP flu "vaccines" began experiencing various negative effects from the shots (including allergic reactions and neurological side effects), with First Nations people who received the shots displaying the most concerning reactions.[177] At least one person, who developed COPD following his shot but had no previous history of cardiovascular disease, was reported to have died and at least three others suffered possible permanent disabilities after receiving the "vaccines", while other reported negative reactions included anaphylaxis, dizziness, neuromuscular weakness and chronic pain.
  • After John Horgan and his public safety minister Mike Farnworth announced plans to restrict non-essential travel in British Columbia as part of the ruling BC New Democratic Party's pandemic diktats, the National Police Federation (the union representing the RCMP), as well as several advocacy groups, expressed concern over how the restrictions would be enforced (if at all), noting the potential for logistics problems as well as abuse of enforcement policy, which NPF spokesman Robert Farrer noted could damage already-fragile public trust.[178]
  • In Vancouver, hundreds of people attended an anti-lockdown rally headlined by Toronto anti-lockdown and anti-face mask activist Chris Sky, who encouraged Canadians to stand up for their Charter rights against illegal and unconstitutional pandemic diktats.[179]
  • In Kelowna, Ryan Scarpino, the owner of the Dynamic Studios tattoo shop, declared that he would not require his customers to show proof of medical exemption from wearing face masks if they chose not to wear masks into his shop.[180] Local online media outlet Castanet, engaging in story manipulation to suit its narrative, claimed that Scarpino had said "masks are not required at their studio", which led to bylaw officers visiting the shop and to pro-mask cranks leaving negative online reviews of the shop; Scarpino responded by stating that his shop is not anti-mask, but pro-choice regarding face masks.
  • In Vancouver, attendees at a Worldwide Freedom Rally event denounced leftist politicians such as federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi for their divisive and false labeling of CCP flu lockdown opponents as "extremists", "white supremacists" and "racists" and criticized them for making the protests about race, even though they have nothing to do with race.[181]
  • In Vancouver, parents and dissenting teachers called for the Vancouver School Board to ban the administration of CCP flu "vaccines" to school children without parental consent, with some angry parents stating point-blank that their children are not "lab rats" to be experimented on and that the School Board has no right to allow teachers to coerce or bribe children into getting the "vaccines" without parental consent or knowledge; some parents also declared that they will serve notice of liabilities to any school faculty members found to be involved in vaccinating children without parental consent.[182]
  • Vancouver native Shawn Hibbs and his partner Lorie Mclachlan were unjustly fined and threatened with illegal imprisonment for refusing to submit to invasive testing for the CCP flu and for refusing to be quarantined at a Trudeau "COVID-19 hotel" at their own expense after they and other family members returned from exile in Mexico, where they originally fled after learning about the Trudeau regime's increasing infringement of the rights of Canadian citizens under the ruse of "public health"; Hibbs (who correctly called the Trudeau-imposed CCP flu rules unethical, immoral and illegal) and Mclachlan were prepared to fight the violations against them in court when they learned that the fines and other threatened sanctions had been dropped beforehand on a technicality.[183]
  • In the town of Creston, Michelle Deshaies, a mother of four who is medically exempt from wearing face masks, successfully had unjust charges and illegal fines against her for shopping without a mask dropped in court after it was ruled that Deshaies' rights had been violated under the British Columbia Human Rights Code because the Home Hardware store where she had shopped ignored her mask exemption, as did the RCMP officers who subsequently arrested and illegally jailed her after they were called by the store.[184] Both the RCMP and the Home Hardware store refused to comment on the incident.
  • Bonnie Henry announced the illegal imposition of "vaccine passports" against British Columbia citizens, with no medical or religious exemptions and in violation of both the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the province's Human Rights Code as well as being a violation of privacy law, at a recent press conference.[185] John Horgan later announced that he would have police forces in the province enforce Henry's "vaccine passport" diktat, which will negatively affect such businesses as restaurants, bars, nightclubs, casinos, sports events, fitness gyms and movie theatres;[186] in response, many businesses in the province have declared that they will not comply with the passport diktat, saying that they will not ask their patrons to prove their vaccination status, while the National Police Federation announced that enforcing Henry's diktat would put additional strain on police resources already stretched thin, as well as pointing out that Horgan is unrealistic to expect the RCMP and other police departments to do so, which would affect responses to other police calls.[187]
  • In Kamloops, health care workers spoke out against the CCP flu "vaccines" and being coerced into taking them under threat of losing their jobs if they refuse.[188] In fact, the requirement of vaccination as a condition of employment is considered discrimination and a violation of human rights laws (which the neighboring state of Montana took into account when its Republican governor, Greg Gianforte, issued an executive order outlawing "vaccine passports"[189] and making vaccination status a protected category via the signing into law of Montana House Bill 702;[190] other states that have banned "vaccine passports" for similar reasons include Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, North Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah [partially] and Wyoming[191]).
  • In Vancouver, three people became the victims of mask mandate-influenced police brutality when journalist Alyosha Zeifman and his friends Darren Urtesky and Lisa Di Fonzo were overzealously manhandled and arrested by Vancouver police for not wearing face masks while inside a coffee house.[192]
  • Bonnie Henry and the John Horgan regime are being sued by lawyers hired by Rebel News for Henry's recent imposition of "vaccine passports" on British Columbians.[193]
  • In Vancouver, thousands of protesters, organized by the group Canadian Frontline Nurses, gathered to speak out against mandated CCP flu "vaccines", "vaccine passports", the loss of bodily autonomy and the politicization of the pandemic.[194] Vancouver's leftist mayor and former NDP MP Kennedy Stewart lashed out at the protesters in immature fashion in response in a Twitter video, calling them "idiots" and "a bunch of jerks"; protesters at a subsequent Canadian Frontline Nurses-organized health freedom protest at Vancouver City Hall roasted Stewart when informed about his insulting comments, calling him a hater and saying that his statements were based on ignorance, as well as pointing out that Stewart and other politicians and public officials like him need to listen to the public who put them in office and that they would not tolerate medical apartheid/tyranny or the targeting of their children by said officials (one protest sign even pointed out that under the Nuremberg Code, making vaccination mandatory is illegal and is considered a war crime).[195]
  • On a related note, Rebel News reporter Drea Humphrey pointed out that plans by the Horgan regime to have British Columbia's "vaccine passport" digitized, via the use of a downloadable vaccine QR code, by September 27, 2021 brings with it a potential security risk via hackers and other ill-intentioned individuals and entities (including China's Communist regime[196]), as happened when hackers hacked into Quebec's passport system recently.[187]
  • Health care worker Tenley Csolle, who fell ill almost immediately after getting a Moderna CCP flu "vaccine" and whose legs became paralyzed in another adverse reaction to the shot two weeks later and has forced her to relearn how to walk, spoke out against Bonnie Henry's "vaccine passport" diktat, which Csolle said would end up heavily restricting her daily living routine as well as impact her ability to plan her upcoming wedding.[197]
  • Students at Trinity Western University, a Christian university in Langley Township (a Vancouver suburb neighboring Surrey), expressed concerns over the university revoking school scholarships, dormitory housing, cafeteria access and athletic programs for their refusal or inability to get the CCP flu "vaccines", as well as disallowing medical or religious exemptions.[198]
  • Leigh Eliason, a mother from the Vancouver suburb of Maple Ridge who suffers from a rare autoimmune disease and has refused to put her health at risk by taking a CCP flu "vaccine", spoke out against the discriminatory "vaccine passports" being imposed by Bonnie Henry and the John Horgan regime.[199]
  • In Vancouver, the British Columbia Nurses Union protested in front of the office of provincial health minister Adrian Dix against the mandating of taking CCP flu "vaccines" as a condition of their employment (which is to take effect on October 24, 2021), with those refusing to take the "vaccines" to be fired.[200]
  • In Surrey, a member of a Fitness World gym (who identified herself only as "Fe") who was unable to use the gym due to the pandemic and who has refused to take the CCP flu "vaccine" for religious and personal reasons, fell victim to medical discrimination by the gym when it demanded that she pay half of her membership fee despite her inability to use the facility.[201] The gym attempted to justify its discriminatory stance by referring to its original contract with Fe, but when contacted by Rebel News about its actions, the gym's management refused to comment.
  • Bonnie Henry began spreading disinformation to cover for her incompetent handling of the CCP flu pandemic by parroting the false claims, without evidence other than their own say-so, by liberal media sources[202] that legitimate concerns, backed with sources, over pregnant women receiving the CCP flu "vaccines" (which Henry was encouraging them to get) and the resulting potential health consequences for them (including miscarriages and stillbirths)[203] were "conspiracy theories" and claimed, also without proof, that those concerns were "disinformation" that was "intentionally misleading" and that they had been "refuted".
  • Dr. Daniel Nagase, who successfully treated CCP flu patients using Ivermectin during the pandemic, warned that stillbirths were on the rise among pregnant women who were injected with CCP "flu" "vaccines", including 13 stillbirths at Lions Gate Hospital in North Vancouver within a 24-hour period (a report disputed by Vancouver Coastal Health bureaucrats, who falsely claimed, based solely on their say-so and despite evidence proving otherwise, that there was "...no truth to this claim"[204]; he soon after filed an official complaint with the RCMP against executives in the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia regarding potential conflict of interest which influenced their policies, decisions and statements made to the people of BC.[205]
  • For the second Christmas season in a row, Bonnie Henry set out to ruin the holidays for British Columbians by illegally imposing CCP flu diktats timed to coincide with Christmas and New Year's celebrations while intentionally targeting those who have refused to get CCP flu "vaccines"; among her impositions were limiting Christmas gatherings to a maximum of ten people, with an additional demand that all those 12 or older must have had injections of CCP flu "vaccines" in order to attend, and the cancellation of all New Year's gatherings.[206] Rebel News criticized Henry for using the alleged "Omicron variant" of the CCP flu as her excuse for executing her latest diktats, both imposing medical apartheid and targeting the Christmas season and civil liberties in general.
  • Inspired by the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa, anti-CCP flu mandate protesters began staging their own protests against the diktats of Bonnie Henry in British Columbia, starting in the Vancouver suburb of Port Coquitlam.[207]
  • When Freedom Convoy-related protests began picking up steam in Vancouver, Kennedy Stewart tried in vain to discourage the protests with divisive statements and was later criticized for his hypocrisy in allowing Black Lives Matter supporters to impede health care facilities and block traffic in the city and for allowing similar disruptions of traffic for a Greta Thunberg appearance.[208]
  • Converse to the peaceful anti-CCP flu mandate protesters (who have conducted themselves well and have gone out of their way to not block traffic), a tiny, but very loud, very vocal and very profane pro-lockdown/anti-freedom leftist "counterprotesters" showed up to confront and impede the protesters and to illegally block traffic; one of the leftists in particular chose to get violent as she attacked a car, assaulted one of the protesters and falsely called another protester a "white supremacist" despite being white herself, while other leftists displayed their lack of intelligence and ability to communicate properly by engaging in spewing profanity against Rebel News reporter Drea Humphrey in response to her questions and acting in a racist manner toward Humphrey (who is black) despite claiming to be "anti-racist".[209]
  • As opposed to other provinces that have begun dropping CCP flu mandates and restrictions entirely due to the Freedom Convoy and public pressure, Bonnie Henry chose to go in the opposite direction and stubbornly dug her heels in by announcing that her "vaccine passport" diktat would remain in place until the end of June 2022, as well as demanding that all health care workers in British Columbia continue to receive CCP flu "vaccines" as a condition of their employment.[210] In response to Henry's latest diktats, two events - an anti-mandate rally and an event commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - were announced for the BC Legislature grounds in Victoria to call for the restoration of the rule of law and the elimination of all remaining CCP flu mandates in the province.[211]
  • The British Columbia Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit filed against the city of Quesnel and the province by city workers who had been controversially fired by Quesnel's city council during the pandemic, with the workers' vaccination status cited as the cause, as the workers sought punitive and aggravated damages under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and noted that being forced to take the CCP flu "vaccines", as mandated by Quesnel city council, against their will violated their Charter rights, as well as pointing out that the "vaccines" are not safe, effective or necessary.[212] While dismissing the lawsuit, the presiding judge, Nathan Smith, also ruled that the plaintiffs should relitigate the constitutionality of Quesnel city council's vaccination mandate in a different proceeding.
  • Subsequent to the ruling, Quesnel's city council revoked its vaccination mandate for city workers, volunteers and contractors, which had been in effect since 2021.[212]
  • Six-year-old Danielle Mei Cabana, a native of Richmond (a Vancouver suburb), died at British Columbia Children's Hospital in Vancouver on November 26, 2022 from what was reported as a "massive stroke"; she had been diagnosed with myocarditis, which doctors claimed had been caused by the flu, but it was reported that Cabana had been injected with the CCP flu "vaccine" and that her father Denis Cabana, who was reported as pro-"vaccine", had been posting memes immaturely mocking mothers opposed to the "vaccines" but subsequently took the memes down.[213]

Manitoba

  • In a display of government hypocrisy during the CCP flu pandemic, Winnipeg city employees were allowed to use an exclusive fitness gym, open only to them, while all other public gyms in the city have been forced to remain closed under bureaucratic pandemic regulations.[214]
  • In Dauphin, Alex Lytwyn, who has cerebral palsy and is mask-exempt because of it, was accosted by store security and treated with indignity due to his condition at the local Walmart for not wearing a mask when he entered the store to do some Christmas shopping, then was forced to leave the store along with his accompanying support worker (although he was able to shop at other stores near the Walmart without incident).[215] When confronted by Rebel News about the store's refusal to respect Lytwyn's mask exemption, Walmart management refused to respond.
  • Manitoba "conservative" premier Brian Pallister came under heavy criticism for ludicrously declaring that Christmas was "non-essential" during pandemic restrictions in the province;[216] as part of those restrictions, a Walmart in Winnipeg was forced to ban sales of Christmas-themed items, including cards, toys, trees and decorations, as those items - although available in-store - were kept under lock and key.
  • In Winnipeg, Kelly and Melissa Hildebrand were targeted in heavy-handed fashion by city police and hit with illegal fines for attending an anti-CCP flu lockdown protest outside Bell MTS Place, the home arena of the National Hockey League's Winnipeg Jets team.[217] Melissa Hildebrand stated that she and her husband attended the protest, as is their right under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, to point out the hypocrisy of professional sports teams being allowed to work and make a living during the pandemic while regular Manitobans are not. The couple intend on fighting the fines in court.
  • In Steinbach, church pastor Tobias Tissen was unjustly and vindictively targeted with charges and fines for organizing a protest[218] and holding drive-in church services[219] (which liberal media reporters refused to cover) in defiance of draconian pandemic restrictions imposed by Brian Pallister; as part of Pallister's mandated discrimination campaign against religious worshippers, Tissen was also illegally threatened (in violation of the Charter) with one year in prison for continuing to hold worship services.
  • As a result of the Pallister regime's illegal persecution of him, Tissen was later forced to go on the run after a warrant was put out for his arrest, stating that abiding by Pallister's lockdown diktats (including forcing worshipers to mask and social distance) would mean that he would be unable to hold church services, which he, speaking as a man of God, refused to abide by; he also added that the Pallister regime is trying to illegally arrest him while no one is watching, then stated that the only place he will allow himself to be arrested in is at his church in front of witnesses, which the bureaucrats who issued the warrant want to avoid doing to avoid bad press.[220] Tissen's church has also been targeted in other ways as part of the organized persecution, as it has come under illegal threat of a million dollar fine by provincial health bureaucrats for defying Pallister's diktats, while the church building was targeted for vandalism by pro-lockdown cranks.[221]
  • A recent decision by the Brian Pallister regime to push CCP flu "vaccines" on children and teens between ages 12-15 without parental consent was criticized by Rebel News, which noted that children in that age range are not legally old enough to make informed choices about invasive medical procedures (which the "vaccine" injections are).[222]
  • People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier was illegally arrested by Manitoba RCMP officers for refusing to quarantine for two weeks as he arrived in the province to host anti-lockdown protests in multiple cities and towns.[223]
  • Patrick Allard, a vocal opponent of the Pallister-imposed CCP flu lockdowns, was repeatedly targeted and vindictively harassed by the Pallister regime[224] to make an example of him for his anti-lockdown and anti-"vaccine passport" stance.[225]
  • Brian Pallister illegally targeted anti-lockdown protesters in Manitoba when he ordered the arrest of lockdown opponent Dr. Gerry Bohemier and four other dissidents to make examples of them for taking part in an anti-lockdown protest.[226] While held in custody, Boheimer was mistreated by jail guards who refused to even allow him to use the jail's washroom. Pallister also targeted independent media for illegal harassment when his regime attempted to make an example of independent journalist Todd McDougall, who is also a freedom event organizer and vocal critic of Pallister's lockdown diktats, by having him arrested on trumped-up charges based on a specious warrant, then tried to impede him from continuing to speak out via a set of restrictive conditions placed on him upon his release.[227]
  • Ryan Johnston was fired from his job at HyLife Foods for taking part in an anti-lockdown rally in Winnipeg; in an interview with Rebel News, Johnston noted that his firing by HyLife was an act of hypocrisy, as other employees at that company - including the supervisor who fired him - had been flouting the company's rules without sanctions against them during the CCP flu lockdowns in Manitoba.[228] HyLife refused to comment when contacted by Rebel News about its firing of Johnston.
  • Following the resignation of Brian Pallister as Manitoba premier and his replacement by former deputy premier Kelvin Goertzen, the opposition Manitoba New Democratic Party, despite not being in power, demanded that Goertzen, who opposes forced vaccinations, require that all of his Progressive Conservative MPs receive CCP flu "vaccine" shots.[229]
  • In Winnipeg, a restaurant called Monstrosity Burger was being illegally harassed with punitive fines and a closure order for dine-in services by local law enforcement at the behest of the then-Brian Pallister regime for the restaurant's refusal to illegally discriminate against its customers based on whether or not they got CCP flu "vaccines".[230] Rebel News has offered to help the restaurant get legal help to fight their fines and the closure order in court.
  • In Winnipeg, four protesters at a Freedom Convoy-connected protest were injured when a deranged leftist intentionally plowed his SUV into the protesters before cowardly fleeing the scene; the assailant, whose license plate number was caught on camera during the vehicular assault, was quickly found and arrested for multiple charges, including four counts of assault with a weapon.[231] The assailant was later identified as 42-year-old Dave Zegarac, a self-identified far-Left anarchist with a history of sexual assault against underaged girls.[232] Not surprisingly, the incident was mostly ignored by the liberal media because the act of violence was perpetrated by one of the anti-freedom/pro-lockdown Left, contrary to their false narrative of the Freedom Convoy protesters being "violent".[233]
  • A group called Police for Freedom Canada[234] (a Canadian division of Police for Freedom[235]) sent an 88-page letter[236] to police forces in Manitoba, calling for the investigation of crimes committed by public officials (including public health officers) in the province against the public under their CCP flu diktats; among those officials named in the letter are federal public health officer Theresa Tam, former Manitoba premier Brian Pallister, various provincial agencies and members of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba, all of which were among many officials on the federal and provincial level who illegally curtailed individual freedoms under the guise of "health" and "public safety".[237] Among the charges leveled by the group against the officials named in the letter include misfeasance/misconduct in public office, conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm, conspiracy to administer a poisonous and harmful substance to cause severe injury and death, gross negligence manslaughter, corporate manslaughter, corruption, fraud, blackmail, murder, conspiracy to commit murder, terrorism, genocide, torture, crimes against humanity, false imprisonment, multiple breaches of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, war crimes, multiple violations of the Nuremberg Code of 1947, multiple violations of the Criminal Code of Canada and other crimes to be determined by police investigation, all regarding such measures as forced face masking, forced/mandated vaccinations, forced closure of businesses and other non-recommended measures that were implemented as part of the CCP flu diktats in Manitoba.

New Brunswick

  • In Bathurst, Nick DeAngelis and Britney Green, a couple who are mask-exempt for health reasons, were targeted for illegal harassment by businesses who did not respect their exemptions, as well as by the local RCMP detachment, when they were roughed up and arrested, falsely charged with "disturbing the peace", "mischief" and "obstruction of an officer" despite their doctor-authorized mask exemptions, and forced to wear N95 masks while being held for 12 hours in a jail cell on the false charges.[238] Several weeks later, DeAngelis, Green and several others were illegally arrested for their opposition to state-imposed medical tyranny by attending a peaceful anti-CCP flu lockdown protest, with DeAngelis and Green being unjustly held for four days (part of which was spent in solitary confinement) and being treated as "criminals" for standing up for their rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Rebel News, which reported the story, announced that they have hired a lawyer for DeAngelis and Green to help them fight the illegal actions of the RCMP and pro-medical tyranny public officials.
  • In Woodstock, Wendy Kirkland, who is medically exempt from wearing face masks, was unjustly arrested, roughed up Gestapo-style and injured by RCMP officers when employees at a local Hart Stores department store refused her admission and reported her to them because the employees refused to respect or honor her mask exemption and also refused to respect that she is not legally obligated to tell them that she is medically exempt.[239] As a result of the incident, Kirkland is taking Hart Stores and the RCMP to court.
  • New Brunswick's "conservative" education minister Dominic Cardy let out his inner intolerant liberal during a press conference when he publicly declared that there would be a "decline in tolerance" by the "vaccinated" toward who he claimed were those who "...endanger the lives of the people around them" by refusing to get the experimental CCP flu "vaccines".[240] At the same press conference, unelected provincial public health officer Jennifer Russell announced that she would be reimposing face mask mandates on public schools and daycare centres.
  • New Brunswick's "conservative" health minister Dorothy Shephard announced a new CCP flu diktat where supermarkets in the province were now "allowed" to refuse admittance to any customer who has not been injected with the CCP flu "vaccines".[241] This diktat, a form of medical apartheid as well as an outright attempt to deny members of the public the right to access food and necessities, is illegal under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and is a violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Newfoundland and Labrador

  • The CCP "flu" pandemic was used as an excuse by bureaucrats for delaying Newfoundland's provincial election, because of "climbing COVID-19 case numbers",[242] despite there being no hospitalizations in the province and very few deaths attributed to "COVID-19".[243]
  • Newfoundland Liberal premier Andrew Furey announced the imposition of a "vaccine passport" on the province for "non-essential" businesses and recreational activities.[244]

Nova Scotia

  • In the community of Weston, RCMP officers unjustly charged a total of $2,422 against 26 congregants who attended a worship service of the Weston Christian Fellowship Church, as well as illegally fining the church itself $11,622.50, for going against a CCP flu lockdown diktat issued by the Nova Scotia Liberal regime of Premier Iain Rankin disallowing worship services.[245]
  • A Halifax resident on his way to Cape Breton Highlands National Park for a hike along its Cabot Trail was unjustly fined over $2,400 by the RCMP under a claim of "non-essential travel" outside his hometown under an Iain Rankin-ordered CCP flu lockdown.[246]
  • In Yarmouth, the RCMP unjustly fined the owner of a food truck $11,622.50 for the truck's employees not wearing face masks, as the owner correctly noted that the unconstitutional public health restrictions being imposed by Iain Rankin are not "law".[247]
  • During a joint press conference with Iain Rankin, Robert Strang, Nova Scotia's public health officer, reported that the CCP flu "vaccines" are not 100% effective and that, even after receiving two injections, some injection recipients "may die".[248]

Ontario

  • In Toronto, a series of anti-CCP flu lockdown protests, all of which were peaceful, drew large crowds to protest businesses and personal freedoms being targeted by unconstitutional diktats, based more on politics than on science, issued by liberal public officials who have hypocritically exempted themselves from their own edicts.[249] Toronto mayor John Tory, a supporter of the lockdowns, has targeted the protests through illegal harassment[250] and arrests[251] of the protesters by the Toronto Police Service[252] to make examples of the protesters for standing up for their rights while hypocritically allowing BLM "protesters" and representatives of the Tamil Tigers terrorist group[253] to have their way; yet in later protests, because of the larger numbers of protesters, the TPS used discretion and took a hands-off approach, allowing the protesters to march.
  • In Angus (a community within the township of Essa, near Barrie), Melissa Cippone, the mother of two children attending local private school Our Lady of Grace Catholic School, spoke out when her mask-exempt children were shamed by school staff and denied their exemptions, despite providing two notes from the family's physician explaining the exemption, which both school principal Saundra Reynolds and Simcoe-Muskoka Catholic District School Board superintendent Lonnie Bolton, based on personal interpretation and not on informed medical opinion, claimed were "not sufficient", with Bolton also attempting to make convoluted excuses for his decision using the Board's "Guide to Reopening Schools" pandemic policy as his basis.[254] When pressed by Rebel News about what gave him the "right" to overrule a doctor on the issue, Bolton refused to respond further.
  • In Oshawa, Chris Hopps, who is medically exempt from wearing face masks, was threatened with false "trespassing" charges by Michelle Carter, the principal of Hopps' sons' school Glen Street Public School, if he showed up on school property without a mask to drop off and pick up his sons; Carter, who has refused to honor or respect Hopps' mask exemption, threatened to sicc the Durham Regional Police on Hopps as part of her threat against him.[255] Hopps explained that Carter's decision was based more on fear than on facts, while school staff, including Carter, refused to speak to Rebel News when they were asked to justify their actions.
  • In response to skepticism about the CCP flu pandemic, Dr. Samantha Hill, the president of the Ontario Medical Association, held a press conference where she publicly invited the public to tour "COVID wards" of local hospitals in the province to learn the "truth" about the pandemic; when Rebel News reporter David Menzies took up Hill's offer and attempted to book a tour of such a ward at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto, Menzies did not hear back from hospital administration, presumably because his tour would have exposed the lie being crafted and spread by unethical doctors and public health officials regarding "COVID wards" allegedly being filled to capacity by the pandemic (and which, by extension, would have cast doubt on its actual threat level).[256] In addition, in response to Menzies taking Hill up on her offer, OMA spokesman Aleks Dhefto tried giving a convoluted explanation to him to make an excuse for not letting him do the tour, with Menzies later reporting that Hill was presumably expecting that no one would actually take her up on the offer.
  • In Stoney Creek (a community within the borders of Hamilton), a family birthday party celebrating a teen daughter's 16th birthday was raided by Hamilton police and the six adults present were each unjustly fined $815, based on the family's neighbors ratting them out to police and lying about the number of people present at the party under CCP flu edicts issued by Ontario "conservative" premier Doug Ford (the informant claimed there were "25 people" present, when in reality, only ten people were present at the party).[257] The targeted adults intend on fighting the fines in court.
  • In Toronto, mixed martial artist Corrine LaFrambroise, who had returned to Canada from training and competing in MMA fights in Dubai due to the CCP flu lockdowns affecting her ability to make a living in her sport in Canada, was hit, along with her trainer, with nearly $8,000 in unjust fines for refusing to quarantine at one of Justin Trudeau's controversial "COVID-19 hotels" instead of at home.[258] LaFramboise and her trainer intend to fight the illegal fines in court.
  • In Ottawa, anti-lockdown protesters held a Family Fun Day event, also attended by children of the protesters, on Parliament Hill.[259]
  • In Mississauga (a Toronto suburb), the HUF Boxing Gym announced that it would be reopening its facilities in defiance of Doug Ford's CCP flu lockdown edicts, which have been publicly criticized for being inconsistent by allowing big box stores, occupied by hundreds of customers at any given time, to be open for business while forcing the shutdowns of fitness gyms, where no cases of the CCP flu have occurred.[260] Gym owner Teresa Heron pointed out that Ford's policy to shut down fitness gyms to keep people "healthy" as part of his lockdown diktats makes no sense, as preventing gym customers from accessing the facilities and improving their health through exercise only ends up making the customers unhealthy. In response to the decision by HUF to reopen and to stay open, local liberal media outlets engaged in a bout of pearl-clutching over the gym while Mississauga mayor Bonnie Crombie threatened to get heavy-handed with the gym by levying heavy fines against it for defying the lockdown diktats, and Peel Regional Police officer Sgt. Paul Brown, who sided with the gym owners and refused to impose any penalties on them, was unjustly suspended, with an internal investigation commencing against him;[261] the officer was later reinstated.[262]
  • In Toronto, a group called Canadian Frontline Nurses and several hundred supporters staged a protest outside the College of Nurses of Ontario's downtown office to criticize the censoring of nurses (as well as threats by the CNO of both unemployment and to strip them of their nursing credentials) who speak out against the harmful and draconian CCP flu protocols being imposed;[263] one of the guest speakers at the rally, Kristen Nagle, had recently been unjustly fired from her nursing job in London, Ontario for speaking out on issues such as CCP flu "vaccines", with her then-employer, the London Health Sciences Centre, using a false accusation made against her of being an "insurrectionist" because she had spoken at a meeting of Global Frontline Nurses in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021 - the same day that the Antifa-instigated riot and siege at the US Capitol occurred nearby - as its excuse to fire her.[264] Nagle also announced that CFN has filed a class action lawsuit against the CNO for its attitude toward the nurses who hold differing opinions regarding the CCP flu; meanwhile, CNO representatives refused to speak to Rebel News when contacted about the controversy involving it.
  • In Gravenhurst, the Ontario Provincial Police came under criticism for an incident at a skate park (one of many in the province recently ordered closed by Doug Ford as part of his lockdown diktats) in that city where an OPP officer, acting under the extended police lockdown powers granted them by Ford, was caught on-camera roughly shoving a 12-year-old boy off his scooter.[265] The OPP announced that it would be investigating the incident.
  • In Toronto, another anti-lockdown protest went off without incident as Toronto Police Service officers, defying the newest dictatorial lockdown orders recently imposed by Doug Ford[266] in defiance of the fact that lockdowns do not work,[267] allowed the protest to go ahead and not only refused to ticket or arrest any of its participants, but even escorted the protest along its route.[268] With his lockdown diktats no longer having the support of most police departments in Ontario, Ford was forced to walk back his orders, including his forced closures of children's playgrounds and skate parks and banning of all outdoor gatherings outside of small family events.
  • On a side note, of the 45 provincially-mandated police forces and nine self-administered First Nations police services in Ontario, only the OPP, the provincial police force in Ontario, came out in favor of the Ford lockdown diktats that also unconstitutionally gave them power to conduct random and unwarranted stops, with all 44 regional and municipal police forces and most First Nations police in the province voicing opposition; even the OPP has become divided on the issue, with some OPP jurisdictions stating that they will not enforce Ford's lockdown orders.[269]
  • In the town of Aylmer, mother of two Sheri Lynn Visscher was unjustly hit with a summons to appear in court despite following CCP flu guidelines (including remaining in her car) while attending a drive-in church service, one month after the fact.[270]
  • In the township of Havelock-Belmont-Methuen (near Peterborough), the Ontario Provincial Police, continuing to act as Doug Ford's CCP flu lockdown enforcers, threatened to send the provincial Children's Aid Society after parents and their children and fine the parents while harassing them for gathering at a local park, based on an anonymous complaint.[271]
  • In Toronto, a customer at a Home Hardware store, who was exempt from wearing face masks for medical reasons, was denied service and forced out of the store when its staff refused to honor his exemption, followed by another staff member covering up part of an outdoor sign making note of Toronto's mask bylaw making exceptions for those medically exempt from wearing masks because of the staffer's personal dislike of the exemption; when confronted by Rebel News reporter David Menzies about the store's actions in defiance of the bylaw exemption, a staff member (who was identified as possibly being the store owner) refused to speak to Menzies and threatened to file trespassing charges against him.[272]
  • In Peterborough, People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier and Ontario independent MPP Randy Hillier were unjustly hit with tickets by the Peterborough Police Service for speaking at an anti-lockdown protest; the PPS acted at the behest of Peterborough's leftist SJW mayor, Diane Therrien, who opposed the presence of the conservative politicians in the city and made her feelings clear in several juvenile Twitter posts, including one particularly vulgar tweet.[273] Therrien was heavily criticized on Twitter for her classless posts, while the approximately 1,200 protesters present at the event reacted negatively to the actions of the PPS in its illegal harassment of a constitutionally-protected protest. At the same event, Rebel News reporter David Menzies was illegally hit with spurious charges[274] by the PPS for the "crime" of covering the protest.[275]
  • In Peterborough, barber Alex Masters, the owner of Who's Next Barbershop, was targeted and harassed by Diane Therrien, Peterborough Public Health and the PPS when he chose to open his shop in defiance of unconstitutional lockdown diktats handed down by Therrien; he was hit with unjust fines totaling $1,750 for his shop being open during the local lockdown because of Peterborough Public Health's misguided belief that a barber shop is an alleged "super spreader environment", despite the fact that barber shops are highly scrupulous regarding hygiene and sanitation and only allow a few customers in at any given time, while the PPS, acting on the orders of the health bureaucrats, came by during overnight hours to change the locks on the barber shop and board it up without just cause or notice to Masters.[276] Masters intends to fight the illegal actions against him in court.
  • Nineteen active and retired Ontario police officers announced plans to take the province to court over the unconstitutional restriction of freedoms being imposed due to the CCP flu; Toronto attorney Rocco Galati, representing the officers, noted that the lockdown edicts imposed by Doug Ford are too vague and broad and that they cause many police officers to breach their oaths to uphold the Canadian Constitution, particularly by stopping citizens without cause and demanding identification.[277]
  • In Aylmer, the Church of God, which had been holding drive-in worship services since shortly after the onset of the original lockdown imposed by Doug Ford in 2020, got the go-ahead to host indoor services after a judge denied the Ontario attorney general's move to illegally disrupt worship services at the church building by posting armed police officers to block congregants from entering (in violation of Section 176 of the Criminal Code).[278] However, under orders from liberal court judge Bruce Thomas (who also unjustly fined the church $35,000 and its pastor, Henry Hildebrant, $10,000 for hosting worship services in defiance of Doug Ford's unconstitutional lockdown diktats and his abuse of power), Aylmer police recently illegally seized the Church of God building, violated the Criminal Code by disrupting a worship service in progress and evicted the congregants and put locks on the doors.[279] Independent MPs Derek Sloan and Randy Hillier went on Twitter to criticize the Aylmer police for its participation in religious persecution, while church leaders chastized the Ford regime for its illegal actions in violation of the Charter.
  • Undeterred by the illegal actions of the police, the Church of God congregation held worship services outdoors, which a gender-confused male activist claiming to be a "woman", along with a female companion, tried to disrupt with an attention-seeking protest.[280] When David Menzies of Rebel News attempted to interview the leftist disruptors and made statements they did not like (including questions the disruptors considered inconvenient, such as why they thought Black Lives Matter agitators could gather by the hundreds to "protest" without social distancing but religious worshipers could not gather to worship), the man became upset when he was correctly called "sir" while the woman (who likewise got upset and claimed she was "not a lady" when referred to as such) kept trying to disrupt Menzies by filming him with her cell phone, frequently honking the horn of the couple's SUV and profanely shouting at him and falsely calling Rebel News "fake news", then they were joined by another leftist woman who gave convoluted justifications and non-factual arguments for the continuing CCP flu lockdowns and refused to listen to factual arguments made by Menzies regarding outdoor gatherings; soon after, the couple called on and sicced the Aylmer police on Menzies, who the officers - acting in a Gestapo-like fashion - harassed and illegally threatened to arrest for doing his job as a journalist while they refused to answer his questions.
  • In Toronto, another anti-lockdown and pro-Charter rights protest went off mostly uneventfully, except for calls by protesters for the arrest of Doug Ford and an incident where a protester was intercepted, ticketed and removed by Toronto police officers under the alleged charge of "breaking" Ford's stay-at-home orders, but was in reality because the protester had been creating and handing out anti-lockdown and anti-"vaccine" signs.[281]
  • In Hamilton, an anti-lockdown protest organized by Randy Hillier and attended by hundreds of protesters went off without trouble, with no harassment from Hamilton police despite its presence at the event.[282]
  • In the town of St. Jacobs, the Waterloo Regional Police, acting at the behest of the provincial attorney-general's office, became the latest entity to engage in unjust persecution of religious worshipers during the Doug Ford-ordered CCP flu lockdowns by illegally raiding the town's Trinity Bible Chapel and changing its locks to prevent the church's congregation from using the building.[283] In his findings on the controversy, liberal judge John Krawchenko, who had granted the attorney-general's request, claimed that by allowing the church to be open, "...(t)he risk of irreparable harm would be too great to ignore...", even though he provided no proof that places of worship are the hotspots for transmission of the CCP flu that government officials falsely claim them to be. Trinity Bible Chapel has been targeted by the Ford regime via millions of dollars in unjust fines, as well as illegal harassment of congregants by the WRP by recording their license plates, then tracking them down and fining them, even though no actual crimes were committed; Rebel News also noted the hypocrisy in the Ford-ordered lockdowns on places of worship while allowing Walmarts, Costcos and government liquor stores to remain open with far more capacity.
  • In Hamilton, police officers stormed out from Hamilton City Hall to illegally detain and fine the majority of protesters involved in an anti-lockdown protest.[284] In its report on the incident, Rebel News noted that the presence of their cameras at such incidents is the only reason corrupt police officers, acting under orders from equally corrupt public officials, do not resort to Gestapo-style thug tactics in most cases.
  • The Canadian Armed Forces reported that dozens of deaths at two nursing homes in Ontario were the result of dehydration, malnutrition and neglect under deplorable conditions and sub-standard care, not from the CCP flu as falsely claimed by the facilities.[285] Nicola Major, a spokeswoman for the management company which runs Downsview Long Term Care Centre, one of the nursing homes under investigation, claimed ignorance about the issues raised by the Armed Forces and also claimed that management had been present at Downsview at all times, contradictory to the CAF's report.
  • In Toronto, an anti-lockdown protest at Queen's Park saw some of its participants illegally targeted by corrupt Toronto police officers for exercising their constitutional right to protest; one man who took part in the protest, who was cleaning up garbage from the park grounds, was arrested for refusing to identify himself under the ironically-named "Reopening Ontario Act" and led away in handcuffs as protesters on the scene criticized the officers and called them "Gestapo" for their actions, but not before he criticized the arresting officers (along with other officers who surrounded him) for thinking it more important to target someone for simply cleaning up a park than to go after actual criminals.[286] Another protester, who was handing out literature calling for the police to uphold the Charter (as they must swear to do as part of their duties) instead of following the arbitrary and unconstitutional diktats of Doug Ford, was also targeted and slapped with a dubious charge of "violating" Ford's stay-at-home orders.
  • Toronto residents were interviewed by Rebel News regarding the imposition of CCP flu "vaccines" and "vaccine passports"; of the respondents, the majority said they preferred personal freedom and opposed government discrimination against people based on vaccination status, and half said they refuse to be injected with the "vaccines" out of safety concerns (such as negative side effects), while fewer than 10% said that they favored "vaccine passports".[287]
  • Doug Ford recently announced yet another arbitrary extension of his unconstitutional CCP flu lockdowns against the province, which ended up drawing heavy criticism from the public.[288]
  • Rebel News reporter Efron Monsanto was unjustly fined for reporting on an anti-lockdown rally in Hamilton, as well as for recording the illegal actions (including assault without justification against innocent bystanders[289]) of corrupt Hamilton Police Service officers against peaceful protesters during the rally; when he attempted to question municipal officers Matthew Huber and Lee Rynar about why they thought illegal harassment and violence by corrupt officers against peaceful protesters was acceptable to them, Huber and Rynar refused to answer and hounded Monsanto out of Hamilton City Hall.[290]
  • In Toronto, Dana Cheetham, an employee and horse trainer at the Woodbine Racetrack, was unjustly fired from the track at the behest of its security guards because the guards refused to respect or honor her medical exemption from wearing face masks and had continually hounded her to put a mask on.[291] In addition to harassing Cheetham, the guards had also illegally threatened to fine her supervisor, Woodbine's assistant trainer, for allowing her to go maskless in respect of her exemption, and Woodbine is now apparently demanding that its employees get CCP flu "vaccines"; Cheetham has filed a complaint with the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal against Woodbine for not complying with her mask exemption and for unfair termination of employment.
  • Rebel News criticized the decision by the Regional Municipality of Peel, west of Toronto, to push CCP flu "vaccines" on children and teens between ages 12-17 without parental consent.[292]
  • In Hamilton, another anti-lockdown protest was disrupted by corrupt officers from the Hamilton Police Service, who illegally intimidated and fined the protesters despite their attempt to social distance, which illustrated that the police's actions are not about public health at all, but about intimidation of anyone attempting to justly stand up for their rights under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.[293] Efron Monsanto, who covered the event for Rebel News, was again targeted and harassed by the corrupt cops when he filmed their illegal actions; he also noted the hypocrisy of the police in engaging in selective enforcement (always in favor of the Left) by allowing violent and anti-Semitic pro-"Palestine" marches (whose participants do not even social distance) to take place in Hamilton while disallowing peaceful anti-lockdown protests to take place.
  • At an anti-lockdown protest in Cobourg, a female participant who had fled from her native Poland when it was under Communist rule spoke out against the Doug Ford-imposed lockdowns and offered insight based on her experiences as she compared what is now happening in Canada with the lockdowns with the actions of the then-ruling Communists in Poland; she added that the lockdowns are not about public health, but about power and control and the targeted destruction of the middle and working classes while using "public health" as a ruse, then said that Canadians must unite to oppose and defeat the lockdowns and those who impose and support them.[294]
  • Patrick Phillips, a hospital emergency department physician practicing in St. Engelhart (a town north of Sudbury), has been voicing his opposition to the Doug Ford-imposed CCP flu lockdowns because of the harms such lockdowns have done to the residents of the town, which he has witnessed firsthand, and is now seeing the results of negative reactions (including delirium, numbness to one side of the body, heart conditions and vertigo) to CCP flu "vaccines" that had been administered to some residents; Phillips had filed reports on what he had witnessed, but all of his reports were rejected by Dr. Glenn Cornell, the acting medical health officer for the Timiskaming Health Unit in nearby New Liskeard, under claims that the reports "...do not meet criteria for (adverse events following immunization)", despite reactions to the "vaccines" being documented and reported first-hand by Phillips, who noted that the MHO's response to the reports (which Rebel News noted appears to be politically motivated) constitutes a major risk to public safety.[295] It is because of such reactions by the medical establishment, done for the purpose of maintaining the political narrative regarding the CCP flu pandemic, that Phillips and other similarly concerned doctors started the Declaration of Canadian Physicians for Science and Truth,[296] the mandate of which is to continue putting their patients first, not the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario or any other authority (despite threats of sanctioning made by such authorities against physicians who oppose the official CCP flu narrative), and to uphold the Hippocratic Oath.
  • In North Bay, Stewart's Decorating, a home decor store owned by Alexandra Stewart, became a target of the Doug Ford regime when it defied the lockdown edicts forcing the closure of all its services except for curbside pickup, as well as not forcing Ford's mask mandate in the store as Stewart and an employee in the store are both hearing-impaired,[297] because Stewart pointed out that the imposed restrictions are causing more harm than good. Stewart was unjustly hit with a $750 lockdown ticket and criminal charges[298] for defying Ford's lockdown diktats, but with help from Rebel News, fought the ticket in court and has kept her store open.[299]
  • In the town of Innisfil (south of Barrie), Samanthat Persaud, the owner of local dance studio High Vibrations, ran afoul of both the South Simcoe Police Service and local bylaw officers (acting on the word of "COVID Karens" who ratted her studio out to them), who charged Persaud under the so-called "Reopening Ontario Act" and issued a Section 22 violation against her for allegedly "violating" the lockdown edicts of the Doug Ford regime, which has claimed that facilities such as High Vibrations - which caters to the well-being of its clients and is very scrupulous in maintaining hygiene and sanitation standards - is "non-essential" while hypocritically allowing big box stores to remain open at full capacity.[300]
  • In the town of Bayfield, the Ontario Provincial Police engaged in CCP flu-triggered hysteria and overreaction when it sent six police SUVs to confront anti-lockdown protester Christina McMichael and her teenage daughter Meghan and hit then with two unjust $750 lockdown tickets in an act of intimidation against them in response to the mother and daughter protesting forced school closures due to the Doug Ford-imposed lockdowns in front of a closed school.[301] The incident was filmed and posted on social media site TikTok, where it received over a million views; while most who responded to the video were supportive of the McMichaels' stance against the lockdowns, a few pro-lockdown respondents instead spewed hate against them and some even cowardly resorted to death threats against them. The OPP's actions were criticized as a waste of police resources and for its justification of targeting minors, while the McMichaels plan to fight the fines against them in court.[302]
  • Dr. Byram Bridle, an associate professor of viral immunology at the University of Guelph, reported coming under harassment in his workplace for voicing legitimate concerns about the CCP flu "vaccines" during a recent press conference in Ottawa.[303] Part of the harassment campaign against Dr. Bridle included targeting his parents via the illegal publication of their confidential medical records.
  • In Peterborough, city police put its hypocrisy, double standards and partisan bias on display, in light of its targeting and harassment of anti-lockdown protesters with illegal fines for gathering to protest the CCP flu lockdowns they had imposed on them by Doug Ford, when they refused to do the same against the cast and crew of the CBC Television series Murdoch Mysteries as it was filming an episode in Peterborough despite the crew not observing lockdown protocols.[304] Several of the show's crew members obscenely mocked Rebel News reporter David Menzies and his cameraman when they were recognized by the crew on the shoot set; both the PPS and the CBC crew were later criticized for their double standards.[305]
  • Roy Anku, a basketball player with Ontario Tech University in Oshawa, was hit with an unjust $3,755 fine by Health Canada when he could not afford to stay in one of Justin Trudeau's "quarantine hotels" as a result of arbitrary rule changes made by Health Canada regarding age exemptions from hotel quarantining after he returned to Canada from a basketball trip to Alabama.[306]
  • In Sudbury, Shawn and Daphne Donaldson, the owners of local marijuana accessories store Mr. Greens Novelties, were successful in getting unjust fines, tickets and closure notices against them for defying the CCP flu lockdowns to keep their store open thrown out in court.[307] In the wake of their store being targeted, the Donaldsons became avid supporters of anti-lockdown protests and encouraged other local businesses to take a stand against the unconstitutional and illegal lockdowns.
  • In the town of Mount Forest, a Mennonite community was illegally targeted with anti-Christian bigotry by Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph health officer Nicola Mercer when she ordered the closure of Old Order Mennonite churches and schools in the town using the lockdown edicts of Doug Ford as her justification.[308] When Rebel News tried to obtain information regarding the targeting of the Mennonites, they were stonewalled by the Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph health authority, who demanded $3,402 to release the information.[309]
  • In the town of West Lincoln (near Hamilton), local mayor Dave Bylsma was unjustly targeted and ticketed by police at the behest of a few COVID Karens for attending an anti-lockdown protest and speaking out in support of local businesses against the CCP flu lockdowns.[310] Bylsma will fight the ticket against him in court.
  • Thorold city councillor David Jim Handley was illegally targeted with two lockdown tickets for attending an anti-lockdown protest in St. Catherines.[311]
  • Retired Ontario Provincial Police officer Joe Jakubowski received a summons from the OPP detachment in Simcoe after attending and speaking at an anti-lockdown protest in the town, putting him at risk of illegal fines for speaking in favor of the rights and freedoms of the public against the CCP flu lockdowns.[312]
  • Doug Ford demanded that all Ontario Progressive Conservative MPPs get injected with CCP flu "vaccines" by August 19 or else be ejected from the party, following in the wake of Ontario Liberal Party leader Steven Del Duca likewise demanding that all of his MPPs get the "vaccines".[313] One MPP, Rick Nicholls, was subsequently expelled from the Ontario PC caucus for his refusal to take the "vaccine".[314] Nicholls, now sitting as an independent MPP, subsequently spoke out against Ford's "vaccine passport" diktat, calling it a "...discrimination tool against millions of Canadians."[315]
  • In the town of Port Dover, mayor Kristal Chopp tried to get a motorcycle rally in the town canceled by using the CCP flu pandemic as her justification, but was unsuccessful as thousands of bikers defied her edict and arrived to hold the rally anyway.[316]
  • In Bowmanville, local spa Boho Beauty Microblading and Spa became a victim of Doug Ford's lockdown edicts when it was forced to lay off staff and shut down for six months and lost business as a result; in addition, spa owner Jessica Downey was unjustly deplatformed from all of her social media accounts after getting reported by COVID Karens for speaking out against the lockdowns (which forced her and her husband to sell the family home to keep the spa afloat and reopen it),[317] then she began getting harassed with illegal and unjust fines of $100,000 per day by health bureaucrats for reopening her spa[318] and online harassment and hate from those same COVID Karens seeking to destroy Downey's livelihood (resulting in most of her staff leaving due to the harassment and bullying) after she hosted an anti-lockdown rally, as well as harassment from police-accompanied health bureaucrats visiting her shop.[319] Jenna Little, a paralegal assisting Downey, pointed out that there is no legal basis for the fines against Downey or her business.
  • For the second summer in a row, the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto was cancelled at the behest of John Tory over unsubstansiated fears of the CCP flu, while Tory hypocritically ignored the operations of the Canada's Wonderland amusement park in nearby Vaughan and the resumption of play by the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre under a "national interest exemption".[320]
  • Students at the University of Toronto, along with students from other universities in Ontario, announced an open letter campaign against the UofT, as well as legal action against each of the province's universities, in protest against the imposition of CCP flu "vaccine" mandates on post-secondary educational institutions in Ontario.[321]
  • In Toronto, thousands of protesters gathered in front of Toronto General Hospital to speak out against Doug Ford's about-face on his imposition of "vaccine passports" on Ontarians despite his earlier claim that he would not do so.[322]
  • In Toronto, some police officers and their supporters gathered outside the headquarters of the Toronto Police Service to protest against Doug Ford's impositions of "vaccine passports" and mandatory CCP flu "vaccine" injections.[323] The Toronto Police Association, the union which represents Toronto's police officers, also announced that it will step up for those officers who refuse to get the "vaccines".
  • In Hamilton, a Canadian Football League game between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Toronto Argonauts drew criticism for security staff at Tim Hortons Field, the Tiger-Cats' home stadium, demanding that spectators arriving for the game show proof of vaccination or a recent negative CCP flu test as a condition for admission to the game (with those who did not have proof being turned away), as well as still being forced to wear face masks in the stadium and to social distance (which was only selectively enforced) regardless of vaccination status.[324]
  • Dr. Matt Strauss, the acting chief public health officer in the Haldimand-Norfolk federal/provincial electoral district (comprised of Haldimand and Norfolk Counties) and an opponent of the Doug Ford-imposed CCP flu lockdowns, was threatened by Ford's unelected chief public health officer Kieran Moore with removal from his office for his anti-lockdown stance.[325]
  • In Toronto, a Canadian Frontline Nurses-organized protest by health care workers and their supporters at the Toronto General Hospital against forced CCP flu "vaccine" mandates[326] drew hysterical condemnations and the usual fact-twisting and false narratives by local liberal media outlets.[327] A tiny group of pro-"vaccine" counter-protesters, including several Antifa punks, also showed up at the protest and were eagerly greeted and interviewed by the liberal media reporters on hand, but displayed their inability to articulate their thoughts due to lack of intelligence, while in the wake of the peaceful protest, Justin Trudeau conveniently exploited the situation by declaring that he would make it a "crime" to block access to health care facilities or to intimidate health care workers or medical patients, even though the protesters had not done so.
  • Julie Ponesse, an ethics professor at the University of Western Ontario's affiliate Huron University College in London, spoke about the threat of termination of her employment against her by the school for her refusal to disclose her CCP flu vaccination status.[328]
  • Cole Squire, a People's Party of Canada candidate for the Brantford-Brant electoral district in the 2021 Canadian federal election who is a member of the Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy, criticized pro-"vaccine" liberal media personalities and COVID Karens for their manufactured outrage in their uninformed attacks on Vancouver-Quadra (British Columbia) PPC candidate Renate Siekmann for her comparison of "vaccine passports" to First Nations residential schools (in which she noted that both were/are based on discrimination and both are wrong).[329]
  • In the Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill electoral district within Greater Toronto, concern was expressed about the use of the CCP flu pandemic and face mask mandates as an excuse for the disregard of Canadian election rules and the related potential for commission of vote fraud during the 2021 Canadian federal election.[330]
  • In Toronto, first responders from around the Greater Toronto area gathered to speak out against the mandating of CCP flu "vaccine" injections against first responders as a condition of keeping their jobs.[331]
  • In Toronto, more than 20,000 people showed up at a rally at the Ontario Legislature to protest against CCP flu "vaccine passports" and the resulting medical apartheid and government overreach.[332] Several Ontarians who were targeted by the illegal and unconstitutional lockdown/passport edicts and their supporters (including Jody Ledgerwood,[333] Joe Anidjar[334] and Dr. Byram Biddle[335]) spoke at the rally.
  • The events of the Freedom Convoy protests began in earnest with its arrival in Ottawa, along with related protests taking place elsewhere in Canada.
  • Ontario's chief public health officer Kieran Moore announced that the end of face mask mandates in Ontario will take place on March 21, 2022, followed by all remaining CCP flu mandates to be lifted by the end of April at the latest.[336]
  • While reiterating that Ontario would not be reinstating mask mandates, Moore later claimed, without providing proof, that there had been a "rise in hospitalizations" resulting from a newly-announced alleged "variant" of the CCP flu, then told the Ontario public that they should continue implementing "personal protective measures" in dealing with the CCP flu even though they are not legally required.[337]
  • Adam Exton, a staffer at Health Canada who had worked as its director of Parliamentary affairs, died unexpectedly at age 35; he had been responsible for the rollout of the CCP flu "vaccines" to the public and the imposition of "vaccine passports" on them during the pandemic.[338] Rebel News reported that Exton was reportedly struggling with mental health issues at the time of his death.

Prince Edward Island

  • Health bureacrats in Prince Edward Island were publicly embarrassed when, despite their predictions that 900 people would die and 14,000 would be hospitalized in the province due to the CCP flu pandemic in a worst-case scenario, no one died and there were actually very few hospitalizations.[339] In spite of the predictions not coming true, PEI's Liberal regime insisted on continuing lockdown mandates on the province.

Quebec

  • In Montreal, anti-CCP flu lockdown protesters who peacefully protested the imposed lockdowns, as well as Rebel News reporters and staff, were subjected to illegal harassment and Gestapo-style tactics by the city's SPVM police force, who made arrests against the protesters and the reporters on false charges[340] and made anti-Semitic slurs against the Rebel News staff and threatened them with illegal fines[341] for not wearing masks, even though media reporters are legally exempt from mask diktats.[342] The SPVM was also criticized for targeting children who took part in the anti-lockdown protests.[343] Mocha Bezirgan, a Rebel News videographer, pointed out that the illegal arrests and fines imposed by the SPVM, along with their police brutality incidents, are not about the masks (as some of the SPVM officers were not wearing masks themselves), but about intimidation of those attempting to stand up for their rights and against unconstitutional diktats and illegal behavior by the diktats' enforcers.[344] In addition, the SPVM also came under fire for anti-Semitic targeting of Montreal's Hasidic Jewish community while using the pandemic as its justification for same.[345]
  • In Quebec City, the Quebec City Police Service, like their RCMP, provincial and local counterparts elsewhere, went Gestapo on anti-face mask protesters who were targeted with illegal harassment and arrests for refusing to comply with face mask diktats and CCP flu lockdown orders.[346]
  • In Montreal, heavily-armed SPVM officers staged a warrantless raid on an Airbnb location and illegally arrested and falsely charged several Rebel News reporters, including David Menzies and Keean Bexte, who were in town to cover the anti-lockdown protests in the city; in addition to disregarding being told that their raid was illegal, the officers also falsely claimed that the hotel where the reporters were staying was a "crime scene", even though no crime had been committed.[347] Rebel News head Ezra Levant, who had refused to let the SPVM go inside the hotel unwarranted (which led to the police force declaring it a "crime scene"), reported that the police raid on the hotel was vindictive revenge by the SPVM in response to Rebel News reporting on and publicizing the police force's misconduct (including incidents of assault and anti-Semitism by officers that were caught on-camera) and announced that there are plans to sue the SPVM for its illegal harassment of the Rebel News staff. Attempts by the SPVM to get warrants to search the hotel the Rebel News staff was staying at prior to the raid had been denied by numerous judges on the grounds that the hotel was not the location of an "illegal gathering", confirming the illegality of the SPVM's actions.[348]
  • In Montreal, what had been a peaceful protest against CCP flu curfews soon devolved into a riot thanks to Antifa punks who infiltrated the group of legitimate protesters; the punks also engaged in vandalism against several small businesses and also attempted arson before the SPVM arrived to disperse the legitimate protesters.[349]
  • In Montreal, musician Arnaud Mwasangule was unjustly hit with a $450 fine for playing music outdoors in a local park in defiance of CCP flu lockdown edicts.[350] Mwasangule will fight the fine against him in court.
  • In Montreal, a small anti-lockdown protest began at a local park and traveled along city streets; this time, the SPVM, realizing that their recent behavior had come under public scrutiny and criticism and that they were being monitored by Rebel News, kept its officers in check as the protest was allowed to go without incident.[351]
  • In Quebec City, the owner of city restaurant La Cantina 10, identifying himself only as Niko, criticized the hypocrisy of Quebec's "conservative" Coalition Avenir Québec government in allowing indoor dining at the restaurants in the Montreal-Trudeau International Airport while other restaurant owners are forced to keep their businesses closed because of continued arbitrary extensions of the CCP flu lockdowns.[352]
  • In Montreal, Firas Zahabi, a mixed martial arts trainer and the operator of Tristar Gym, reported that the SPVM had raided his gym 16 times despite his efforts to comply with CCP flu regulations, and that their confrontations with and harassment of Zahabi had become increasingly aggressive over time.[353]
  • In Montreal, an estimated 100,000 protesters gathered at Olympic Stadium for a protest against the provincial CCP flu lockdown against citizens and small businesses, face mask diktats, the local 8:00 p.m. curfew, the threat of "vaccine passports" and the public's freedoms and livelihoods being illegally curbed by politicians, unelected health bureaucrats and the police, with even calls for Quebec's "conservative" premier François Legault to resign from his office being made; among the notable participants were Maxime Bernier and Chris Sky.[354] Most of the protesters did not social distance or wear face masks at the event; the few who did did so to protect their identities against potential loss of employment due to retaliation by the "cancel culture" crowd. The local liberal media tried to disparage the protest by engaging in fake news smearing of the anti-lockdown protesters (including false accusations of violent confrontations with the SPVM after the protest event ended) while they ignored actual May Day violence, rioting and vandalism by Marxist anarchists occurring in the Jarry Park area of the city.
  • After arbitrary extensions by the CAQ that extended what was originally supposed to be a "four week" post-sunset CCP flu curfew into five months, the unpopular curfew (which was enforced with heavy-handed policing, noted above) was finally ended; Rebel News reporter Yaakov Pollak noted that the curfew served no purpose at all, establishing only that corrupt politicians were using the curfew, under the cover of "public health", to illegally impose control over the public.[355]
  • In Sherbrooke, anti-lockdown protesters gathered in front of the local CBC/Radio-Canada studios to call for a public debate on the CCP flu and requirements for the CCP flu "vaccines".[356]
  • François Legault's CCP flu lockdown edicts and "state of emergency" in the province were called into question in the wake of pandemic cases not increasing despite Stanley Cup playoff games between the Montreal Canadiens and the Vegas Golden Knights taking place at Montreal's Bell Centre at full capacity without face masks or social distancing.[357]
  • Legault later drew criticism from many Montrealers for his announcement of the imposition of a "vaccine passport" in Quebec, with the dissenters pointing out that his action is an illegal interference with the rights and freedoms of the public, likely to cause division within society, with some even calling for Legault's resignation.[358]
  • In Montreal, over 2,000 people attended a rally to speak out against François Legault's proposed CCP flu "vaccine passport", calling it discrimination against those who have chosen not to get the CCP flu "vaccines".[359] When CBC reporters tried to cover the protest, they were surrounded and overwhelmed by the protesters, who pointed out that the liberal media (including the CBC) are corrupt.
  • In the town of Saint-Benoît-Labre (near Quebec City), an anti-lockdown event called the Festival des Gaulois was held; when local liberal media outlets engaged in their usual pearl-clutching over the event being held (claiming it would be a "superspreader event") and public health officials tried to crack down on the event in response, protesters responded with their own measure of revenge against the liberal media by spraying curbs near the event site with liquid manure and placing a dead skunk near where liberal media crews were camped out to keep reporters away.[360]
  • In Quebec City, two protests were held against the proposed "vaccine passport", with protesters also speaking out against Justin Trudeau's illegal proposal to prevent those not injected with the CCP flu "vaccines" from boarding trains and planes to travel and to make the "vaccines" mandatory, as well as about the 2021 federal election and how it would affect pandemic-related issues.[361]
  • In Montreal, a huge protest saw tens of thousands turn out to speak out against the imposition of "vaccine passports".[362] Unsurprisingly, the protest was ignored by local liberal media outlets, which continue to push the false narrative that Quebecers - and Canadians in general - are unanimously in favor of the passports despite documented evidence showing otherwise.
  • Geofryde Wandji, a Christian Heritage Party candidate in the Montreal-area federal electoral riding of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce-Westmount, became a victim of medical apartheid when she was forcibly ejected from a local candidates' debate for not being injected with a CCP flu "vaccine"; her ejection was protested by People's Party of Canada candidate David Freiheit.[363]
  • Yves-François Blanchet, the leader of the pro-separatist Bloc Quebecois party, refused to answer questions regarding CCP flu "vaccine passports" during an opportunistic and self-serving press conference held at the Wendake First Nations reserves within Quebec City.[364]
  • The François Legault regime reimposed a police state-style curfew, in effect from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., against the people of Quebec as part of its latest wave of illegal and unconstitutional CCP flu lockdown diktats (which also include the imposition of "vaccine passports" and the forced closure of all retail businesses on Sundays[365]).[366] Those who were outside after the onset of curfew in Montreal, including protesters defying the illegal curfew, were harassed Gestapo-style and illegally arrested by the SPVM's riot squads, who were out in force in groups of dozens.[367]
  • In Quebec City, anti-curfew protesters were mobbed Gestapo-style and illegally arrested and fined by city police for defying François Legault's curfew diktat, while Rebel News reporter Alexa Lavoie and her production crew were initially detained before being released after producing legal documentation showing they had legitimate reason for being out to cover the protests.[368]
  • In Montreal, a kosher grocery store became the target of a hateful phone call and anti-Semitic threats by an anonymous pro-lockdown coward; Rebel News reported that the hatred toward those opposed to the illegal CCP flu diktats in Quebec is being intentionally stoked by Justin Trudeau, François Legault and a willing and complicit liberal media to instill fear and division among the public.[369]
  • In Quebec City, Rebel News reporter Alexa Lavoie was illegally detained and threatened with a fine and illegal arrest by local police to stop her from reporting on an anti-curfew protest, as well as the illegal Gestapo-style actions being taken by officers, in the city.[370]
  • In Montreal, thousands of people took to the streets to protest against the reimposed curfew and the imposition of increasingly oppressive lockdown measures (including the targeting of places of worship and all businesses deemed "non-essential", as well as "vaccine passport" impositions) by the François Legault regime.[371] Maxime Bernier was among those calling for an end to the illegal edicts being made by Legault.
  • The François Legault regime announced a controversial and discriminatory plan to illegally coerce Quebec citizens into receiving CCP flu "vaccine" injections by imposing a punitive tax against those not medically exempt who refuse to get the "vaccines"; not surprisingly, the news was greeted with cheers by supporters of the "vaccines" in the liberal media and among leftist politicians, while so-called "civil liberties" groups were silent on the issue.[372]
  • In a related issue, the Legault regime announced that it would impose illegal segregation against those who refuse to get CCP flu "vaccines" by blocking them from shopping at big box retailers such as Walmart and Costco unless they are accompanied by "health wardens" (i.e. store employees) who have been commissioned to watch the shoppers' every moves and limit them only to goods like food and medicine.[373] Legault's latest CCP flu-related diktat ended up drawing massive criticism against his regime on social media, with many calling his move an attempt to unjustly punish members of the public for their refusal to accept the dangerous "vaccines" and their defiance of the illegal and unconstitutional diktats.

Saskatchewan

  • In Saskatoon, a protest and march was held in opposition to CCP flu pandemic restrictions.[374] Among the event's speakers was church pastor Tobias Tissen (mentioned above in Manitoba section).
  • In Saskatoon, the Fellowship Baptist Church came under lockdown-motivated religious persecution when it was hit with an unjust $14,000 fine and several masking "tickets" for choosing God over government as it defied the province's CCP flu edicts regarding church building capacity by allowing anyone who chooses to worship with the congregation to come in, although the church voluntarily offers hand sanitizer and masks to those who choose to use them.[375] The church's elders were also hit with illegal charges of "criminal obstruction" for refusing to allow police-escorted health bureaucrats to enter the church to disrupt worship services in violation of Criminal Code Section 176, while Fellowship Baptist Pastor Steve Flippin, who was quarantined along with his family in mid-March 2021 after his wife and a foster child came down with the CCP flu but whose quarantine was set to expire before Easter weekend, had his quarantine - and only his quarantine - capriciously extended past Easter by health bureaucrats for the sole purpose of keeping him away from the pulpit on that weekend, but Flippin defied the politically-motivated quarantine order to hold an outdoor worship service on Holy Saturday, at risk of again being targeted for persecution by the bureaucrats.
  • In Prince Albert, the Full Gospel Outreach Centre, a church and mission which had been helping the homeless and impoverished in that city, had a $14,000 lockdown-related fine that had been unjustly imposed on it by the Saskatchewan Health Authority (at the behest of the city's leftist mayor Greg Dionne, who wants to seize the church building and have it demolished to redevelop its site, and Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation chief Peter Beatty) thrown out by the local Crown prosecutor in court.[376] The SHA imposed the fine after blaming the church for an outbreak of the CCP flu and falsely called it a "superspreader event", but it was later discovered that the outbreak had actually spread to the church from a local casino owned by the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority; the SHA nevertheless ordered the church closed while hypocritically allowing the casino to remain open in acts of religious persecution and race pandering, resulting in many of the marginalized of Prince Albert losing access to their only lifeline.
  • In Saskatoon, former police officer Nathan Lynchuk chose to resign from the Saskatoon Police Service rather than submit to invasive polymerase chain reaction testing after his own colleagues illegally charged him for bringing his children to an event sponsored by an anti-lockdown group.[377]
  • In the village of Milden, the Milden Hotel and its owner, Christine Brown, came under illegal harassment by health bureaucrats as Brown was hit by fines in excess of $15,000 and the hotel was served with a closure notice for her refusal to abide by unconstitutional CCP flu lockdown edicts affecting most Saskatchewan businesses; in addition, the liberal media added insult to injury by mocking Brown after the bureaucrats did their damage against Brown's livelihood.[378] Rebel News has offered to help Brown to fight the fines and closure notice against her and her hotel in court.
  • Provincial health bureaucrats have begun pushing for the reinstatement, based on unproven claims of a "fourth wave" of the CCP flu by Theresa Tam, of CCP flu restrictions (including mask mandates, proof of vaccination to enter businesses claimed by the bureaucrats to be "non-essential" and mandatory injections of the CCP flu "vaccines" for public service workers) that had recently been lifted by Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe.[379] In a letter to provincial authorities, the bureaucrats had claimed, without proof, that "...outbreaks are being fuelled by large gatherings where unimmunized people are allowed to attend."
  • Scott Moe announced that "vaccine passport" mandates in Saskatchewan will be ended on February 14, 2022, followed by the province's face mask mandate to be lifted on February 28.[380] Moe's announcement follows in the wake of Alberta's ending (also in stages) of selected CCP flu mandates during the same month (mentioned above in Alberta section).
  • Matthew Rodrigopulle, 24, a news reporter for the Global Television Network's Regina O&O station CFRE-DT, died on September 9, 2022.[381] A cause of death was not reported by the station, but it is suspected that he died of complications from being injected with CCP flu "vaccines", which he admitted on his Twitter account to receiving.
  • In Saskatoon, Carol Pearce, an elderly woman who had been in excellent health up to that point and had no medical issues, died suddenly and unexpectedly at a local Shoppers Drug Mart minutes after receiving a CCP flu "vaccine".[382] In spite of the incident, the SDM store continues to push CCP flu "vaccines" for its customers; when confronted about the death in an undercover video filmed by a Twitter user soon afterward, the store's pharmacist refused to comment.

Yukon

  • Brendan Hanley, Yukon's chief public health officer, announced that minors who have not yet been given CCP flu "vaccines" may give their own consent for getting the shots (providing, under Yukon law, that said minors are capable of understanding and expressing their wishes), stating that "consent is based on capacity and not age";[383] Hanley's announcement drew near-universal condemnation on Twitter,[384] with many respondents indicating among the many responses that Hanley does not understand the definition of consent and that, based on lack of life experience, children - regardless of their capacity to understand (as claimed by those bureaucrats) or what the law says - cannot give informed consent for experimental and invasive medical procedures (which the "vaccine" injections, which have been established as dangerous based on multiple documented cases, are), called the procedures child abuse and medical malpractice, and were also critical of the unconstitutional overreach of health officials regarding both parental and children's rights; one respondent pointed out that governments can be held accountable for protecting the ability to decide what is best for the health of individuals and for the wellbeing of their children, while another equated giving minors the "right" to "consent" to experimental medical procedures with allowing them to go into bars to drink, and several more implied a slippery slope in indicating that if "consent" for said procedures can be given, it would open the way for allowing minors to "consent" to participate in potentially more sordid activities.
  • Jonas Smith, a Conservative candidate for the Yukon seat in the Parliament of Canada in the 2021 Canadian federal election, was kicked out of the Conservative caucus for voicing his opposition to "vaccine passports" and mandatory vaccination in the workplace; he had voiced support for the rights of those who choose not to get injected with the CCP flu "vaccines" for religious, medical or personal reasons and opposed discrimination based on vaccination status.[385] As a result, he announced that he will run as an independent against Liberal opponent Brendan Hanley to fill the Parliamentary seat being vacated by retiring Liberal MP Larry Bagnell.[386]
  • Yukon's acting chief public health officer Catherine Elliott announced in a recent press conference that the CCP flu (including its alleged "Omicron variant") has not been a severe illness for children, adding that remaining CCP flu restrictions, including mandatory use of face masks and "vaccine passports", will be lifted effective on March 18, 2022;[387] with this announcement, that leaves British Columbia, under the leftist regime of the British Columbia NDP and its unelected public health bureaucrat Bonnie Henry (see section above), as likely the last Canadian province to still have politically-motivated CCP flu diktats in place while all other provinces and territories, under public pressure and due to the Freedom Convoy and the revelations of both the pandemic not being the "lethal" event the liberal media made it out to be and the ineffectiveness and dangers of the CCP flu "vaccines", have dropped or are in the process of dropping such restrictions.

External links

"Review of Canada’s Initial Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic", Canadian Public Health Association February 16, 2021

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  9. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2018/12/17/china-is-holding-two-canadians-hostages-its-not-even-denying-it/
  10. https://youtu.be/epWzdhA-5Yk
  11. Canadian doctor blasts corona hysteria: ‘Greatest hoax ever perpetrated on an unsuspecting public’ at LifeSiteNews
  12. RCMP visit reporter AT HOME for publishing story critical of Trudeau government at Rebel News
  13. Independent journalist fined $880 while covering Toronto protest at Rebel News
  14. Press freedom? Nope, here's your COVID-19 ticket at Rebel News
  15. Provinces prepare for 3rd wave of COVID-19 driven by variants at CBC News YouTube channel (Warning: Contains the usual liberal media nonsense and fake news)
  16. Canada pauses AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for under 55 at Fox News
  17. European Union: COVID-19 vaccine has 'clear association' with brain blood clots at WorldNetDaily
  18. Tucker Carlson: Canada’s COVID internment camps violate ‘the most basic human rights’ at LifeSiteNews
  19. Update: We're suing the Trudeau government over COVID jails at Rebel News
  20. Federal Court agrees isolation hotels violate Charter protection against arbitrary detention, declines to issue injunction
  21. FUREY: New Canadian study breaks down 'ineffectiveness' and harms of lockdowns at the Toronto Sun
  22. Lockdowns are destroying our communities | Derek Sloan with Ezra Levant at Rebel News
  23. "It is an absolute negligent crime against Canadians": Derek Sloan on experimental COVID vaccines at Rebel News
  24. Multiple references:
  25. People's Party leader Maxime Bernier on lockdowns, vax passports, Bill C-10 at Rebel News
  26. The Government’s Unfair Treatment of Churches During COVID Pandemic at the Daily Signal
  27. Multiple references:
  28. 28.0 28.1 Edmonton police attack peaceful protesters, then turn against journalists at Rebel News
  29. Multiple references:
  30. B.C. slapped with new lockdown restrictions — for only “three weeks” at Rebel News
  31. WATCH: Doug Ford THIRD Lockdown Announcement! at Rebel News YouTube channel
  32. Mayor Nenshi is the one who asked for tougher COVID enforcement | Keean Bexte joins Ezra Levant at Rebel News
  33. Toronto's “top doctor” lays out the plan for the New World Order at Rebel News YouTube channel
  34. B.C. judge rules to keep churches closed but peaceful protests wide open at Rebel News
  35. TYRANTS: Our public health officials have become drunk with power at Rebel News
  36. Alberta NDP leader has coughing fit during press conference, won't address COVID questions at Rebel News
  37. UPDATE: Outlaws Taphouse is OUT OF BUSINESS thanks to Alberta government at Rebel News
  38. “Alienated” from Alberta Health: New Dimension Tattoos followed mask bylaw, ticketed anyway at Rebel News
  39. Two references:
  40. Criminal Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46) - Obstructing or violence to or arrest of officiating clergyman; Disturbing religious worship or certain meetings
  41. Pastor Artur: Clergy, business owners must find courage to “Kick those Nazis out” at Rebel News
  42. Two references:
  43. “Lions do not bow to hyenas”: Artur Pawlowski continues to hold services despite secret warrant at Rebel News
  44. Two references:
  45. UPDATE: Pastor Pawlowski gets health order similar to GraceLife Church before it was shut at Rebel News
  46. Facing threats from authorities, Pastor Artur takes church back to the street at Rebel News
  47. Adam Soos: "Artur Pawlowski's supporters have ejected Calgary Police from the church. We expect they will return in force" at Twitter
  48. Multiple references:
  49. EXCLUSIVE: Jailhouse interview with Pastor Artur Pawlowski at Rebel News
  50. Pastor Artur Pawlowski's Lawyer: Next steps on “fair hearing” after arrest for contempt order at Rebel News
  51. BREAKING: Canadian court grants bail to jailed Christian pastor Art Pawlowski — he’ll be released within hours! at Rebel News
  52. Two references:
  53. Ezra Levant: "4. Pastor Artur tells me that at his bail hearing this morning, he was literally in leg irons. Like he was a murderer who might run off or something. What an absolute, eternal disgrace to the Government of Alberta" at Twitter
  54. Ezra Levant: "5. Pastor Artur told me they had initially sought to put him in solitary confinement for 24 days -- which they claimed was a Covid protection measure. Solitary confinement is widely regarded as a form of torture" at Twitter
  55. Ezra Levant: "9. Pastor Artur called me back after his phone call with his lawyers. The only other news I have is that the contempt of court hearing that was scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed. (Obviously: the police prohibited him from consulting his lawyers)" at Twitter
  56. Pre-arrest: Pastor Artur Pawlowski talks attacks against church, police enforcement at Rebel News
  57. Two references:
  58. Expletive-laden MELTDOWN caught on camera next door to Pastor Art's church at Rebel News
  59. No arrest for Pastor Artur's replacement following last weekend's police warning at Rebel News
  60. Pastor Artur allegedly ASSAULTED while buying groceries with his daughter
  61. Government restraining order against peaceful protest is a naked attack on Albertans’ freedoms
  62. BREAKING: Pastor Peter Reicher served by police: "Canada has become communist" at Rebel News
  63. HORSE CRAP: Pastor Artur's church vandalized after second pastor served at Rebel News
  64. BREAKING: GraceLife Church RAIDED by police — fencing went up at dawn at Rebel News
  65. Government troops occupy a church in Alberta. Where’s the outcry — even from other churches? at Rebel News
  66. Police charge Pastor James Coates for violating public health orders at GraceLife Church in Edmonton at Rebel News
  67. UPDATE: Pastor James Coates behind bars after church defies lockdown at Rebel News
  68. GraceLife: RCMP add more blockades, church members set up tents to stay overnight at Rebel News
  69. Group of pastors call on others to “Open Alberta Churches” at Rebel News
  70. “The Shock Troops Are Coming!” – 200 Heavily-Armed Canadian Police Deployed to Edmonton Church to Harass Christians at the Gateway Pundit
  71. Two references:
  72. Dr. Roger Hodgkinson: no balance between public health, civil liberties, economy at Rebel News
  73. Protesters rally in opposition of restrictions on religious services at Rebel News
  74. Two references:
  75. GraceLife takes Alberta Health to court to force return of barricaded church at Rebel News
  76. Public Support, Political Silence: Whistle Stop owner Chris Scott on his Lockdown Victory at Rebel News
  77. Rebellious restaurateurs link up for barbecue protest in Alberta at Rebel News
  78. Adamson BBQ at Rebel News
  79. VICTORY (for now!): Whistle Stop Cafe LEGALLY allowed to open at Rebel News
  80. Alberta's original restaurant rebel still fighting for freedom at the Whistle Stop Cafe at Rebel News
  81. BREAKING: Police, Alberta Health Services raid Whistle Stop Cafe in early morning bust at Rebel News
  82. Whistle Stop Cafe sets up “freedom park,” plans for “biggest protest Alberta's ever seen” at Rebel News
  83. EMERGENCY INJUNCTION: Whistle Stop Café owner could face jail if he hosts weekend protest at Rebel News
  84. BREAKING: Whistle Stop Cafe owner ARRESTED at Rebel News
  85. “A fundamental breach of the principles of justice”: Whistle Stop Cafe owner STILL in jail at Rebel News
  86. BREAKING: Whistle Stop Cafe owner appears set for RELEASE from jail at Rebel News
  87. [1] at Rebel News
  88. Update: The Whistle Stop Cafe is heading to the Alberta Court of Appeal at Rebel News
  89. LIVE UPDATES: Chris Scott of the Whistle Stop Cafe is back in court at Rebel News
  90. “End the lockdown!” say thousands gathered at Alberta legislature protest at Rebel News
  91. Canadians need fitness facilities: Professional bodybuilder speaks out at Rebel News
  92. "Open these doors, people are dying": Gym owner speaks on importance of fitness at Rebel News
  93. The public health deep state is running the show at Rebel News
  94. Farm south of Bowden, Alberta hosts its first freedom rodeo at Rebel News
  95. Mike Hansen: "Someone just like you alerted authorities that the Frank family was hiding in someone's attic" at Twitter
  96. Ezra Levant: "When CTV reporters show up, you really don’t know if they’re asking questions for the news, or to pass their intel on to the police. Do not trust them" at Twitter
  97. COVID deaths are down 80% in Alberta, so why lock down harder now? at Rebel News
  98. Jason Kenney throws Alberta into a brutal lockdown. But why are Walmart and the NHL exempt? at Rebel News
  99. Calgary police, public health again enter Fairview Baptist Church while services ongoing at Rebel News
  100. Police outside of Calgary's Fairview Baptist Church at Rebel News
  101. UPDATE: Lawyer says Pastor Tim Stephens unlawfully arrested under amended AHS order at Rebel News
  102. BREAKING: Calgary police arrest Fairview Baptist Church pastor Tim Stephens at Rebel News
  103. Ezra Levant: "You threw a Christian pastor in jail today for opening his church without masks & social distancing. You were pretty brave then, with your armed police. I'm guessing you'll be showing your cowardly side tonight, am I right?" at Twitter
  104. BREAKING: Pastor Tim Stephens set to be released after second emergency bail hearing in Calgary at Rebel News
  105. Case dropped against Pastor Tim Stephens of Fairview Baptist Church at Rebel News
  106. Celebrations short-lived as Calgary police pay ANOTHER visit to Fairview Baptist Church at Rebel News
  107. BREAKING: Pastor Tim Stephens arrested on new charges at Rebel News
  108. Pastor Tim Stephens will remain in prison after refusing bail conditions for new charges at Rebel News
  109. "I'm FURIOUS": Sheila Gunn Reid takes Premier Kenney to task for Pastor Tim Stephens arrest at Rebel News
  110. "Thin-skinned despots" cracking down on dissenters like Pastor Tim Stephens at Rebel News
  111. UCP caucus chair Todd Loewen steps down, calls on Premier Kenney to resign at Rebel News
  112. Two references:
  113. NDP MLA joins pro-Hamas protest after demanding crackdown on protests at Rebel News
  114. SUCCESS: Two tickets for Calgary pastor feeding the homeless tossed at Rebel News
  115. Chris Sky, Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson headline Alberta's largest anti-lockdown protest at Rebel News
  116. King Kenney and his court live luxuriously atop the Sky Palace, other rule breakers get punished at Rebel News
  117. Edmonton protesters react to Premier Kenney's Sky Palace "working dinner" at Rebel News
  118. Apology not accepted! Jason Kenney must make amends for breaking COVID rules at Rebel News
  119. [2] at Rebel News
  120. Police, public health re-issue previously withdrawn tickets against Bladez 2 Fadez at Rebel News
  121. Healthy young mom speaks out as she fights for her life after an adverse reaction to Moderna vaccine at Rebel News
  122. "We will stand up": Albertans protest healthcare worker vax mandate in Calgary at Rebel News
  123. The Nuremberg Code (1947)
  124. Edmonton woman threatened with withdrawal of life-saving surgery unless she gets COVID-19 vaccine at Rebel News
  125. BREAKING: Alberta reinstates mandatory indoor masks, offers $100 for COVID jab at Rebel News
  126. Kids only “being taught to comply”: Protesters oppose Calgary school mask mandate at Rebel News
  127. More COVID restrictions are coming to Alberta at Rebel News
  128. "We are going silent for an hour": Calgary firefighters protest forced vaccinations at Rebel News
  129. Calgary rally supports biz owners who REFUSE to ask vaccine status at Rebel News
  130. Antifa crashes Calgary health-care worker vaccine mandate protest at Rebel News (Warning: Contains video with violence and foul language)
  131. Calgarians gather for World Wide Rally for Freedom to oppose vaccine mandates at Rebel News
  132. Two references:
  133. Edmonton protesters “want freedom of choice” after Kenney releases vaccine passport at Rebel News
  134. Cops called on Rebel News during No Vaccine Passport petition drop off in Alberta at Rebel News
  135. BREAKING: Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro to be sacked in afternoon press conference at Rebel News
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  137. Sheila Gunn Reid: "Johnston notes that Calgary police are protesting outside of City Hall against forced vaccinations" at Twitter
  138. ICU manager in Alberta speaks out against vaccine passports, pandemic response at Rebel News
  139. Border Blockade: Truckers shut down Canada-U.S. border in solidarity with Freedom Convoy at Rebel News
  140. BREAKING: Truckers vow to remain at Canada/U.S. border blockade at Rebel News
  141. RCMP preventing food, medicine from reaching truckers' border blockade at Rebel News
  142. Ezra Levant on War Room Pandemic: Police siege surrounds trucker convoy at Rebel News
  143. Two references:
  144. BOOM! Farmers Driving Tractors Break Through Police Barricades To Join Trucker Freedom Convoy at the Gateway Pundit
  145. Multiple references:
  146. RAW: Alberta border blockading truckers respond to Premier Kenney at Rebel News
  147. Send In the Cavalry! Hundreds of Cowboys on Horseback Join Freedom Convoy Protesters at Coutts Crossing in Alberta at the Gateway Pundit
  148. RCMP confirm Jason Kenney statement about truckers' assault of an officer is untrue at Rebel News
  149. BREAKING: Border blockade truckers release statement to Premier Kenney, Prime Minister Trudeau at Rebel News
  150. Farmers block Canada-U.S. border at Coutts, Alberta at Rebel News
  151. Truckers depart Coutts border, ending blockade at Rebel News
  152. LEGAL UPDATE: Chad Williamson chimes in on Coutts border blockade arrests at Rebel News
  153. Canada: Alberta Premier Ends Covid Vaccine Passport System – Effective Tonight at Midnight at the Gateway Pundit
  154. Two references:
  155. Danielle Smith becomes the new leader of the United Conservative Party of Alberta at Rebel News
  156. Newly Sworn In Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Says Unvaxxed People the ‘Most Discriminated Against Group that I’ve Ever Witnessed in my Lifetime’ at the Gateway Pundit
  157. Alberta premier Danielle Smith demotes CMOH Hinshaw at Rebel News
  158. Ratio’d: Defending the unvaccinated is "racist" at True North
  159. Two references:
  160. Two references:
  161. Masks now mandatory in all public indoor and retail spaces in B.C. at Saanich News
  162. B.C. slapped with new lockdown restrictions — for only “three weeks” at Rebel News
  163. Vancouver anti-lockdown protesters shock people with creepy silent march at Rebel News
  164. Notice of Civil Claim - filed by the Canadian Society for the Advancement of Science in Public Policy
  165. Response to Civil Claim
  166. B.C. top doc files to give police power to arrest churchgoers at Rebel News
  167. B.C. judge tosses Dr. Bonnie’s injunction bid to arrest churchgoers at Rebel News
  168. B.C. judge rules to keep churches closed but peaceful protests wide open at Rebel News
  169. Keremeos winery co-owned by Dr. Bonnie Henry at Keremeos Review
  170. Corduroy Restaurant in Kitsilano, BC: Owner defies lockdown order, staff are “happy and healthy” at Rebel News
  171. 'Get out!' Health police loudly shouted out of restaurant in yet another fearless revolt at WorldNetDaily
  172. Corduroy finds loophole in B.C.'s vaccine passport to stay free at Rebel News
  173. WATCH: Pro-masker attacks peaceful freedom protester with bicycle at Rebel News
  174. “We’re dying a slow death”: Restaurant owner explains why he opened against public health orders] at Rebel News
  175. B.C. business owners flood streets of Vancouver to protest latest COVID-19 restrictions at Rebel News
  176. B.C. Christians worship together in protest of COVID religious restrictions at Rebel News
  177. Whistleblower doctor speaks out after First Nations patients experience serious vaccine side effects at Rebel News
  178. B.C.'s incoming travel restrictions worry RCMP, advocacy groups at CKWX website
  179. Hundreds gather for Chris Sky freedom rally in Vancouver at Rebel News
  180. B.C. tattoo shop facing backlash for “pro-choice” mask policy at Rebel News
  181. Vancouver rallygoers denounce “extremist” labels at Worldwide Freedom Rally at Rebel News
  182. Parents, teachers demand Vancouver School Board ban vaccines for children without parental consent at Rebel News
  183. VICTORY: Vancouver family's quarantine fines dropped at Rebel News
  184. VICTORY: B.C. mother jailed after shopping maskless has charges dropped at Rebel News
  185. British Columbia throws out Charter of Rights, brings in a vaccine passport with no exemptions at Rebel News
  186. Two references:
  187. 187.0 187.1 What B.C.’s vaccine passport entails for Canadians at Rebel News
  188. Unvaccinated healthcare workers from Kamloops, B.C. speak out at Rebel News
  189. Gov. Gianforte Issues Executive Order Prohibiting Vaccine Passports
  190. Montana Enacts New Law Making Vaccination Status a Protected Class and Limiting Inquiries Into Immunization Status at the National Law Review
  191. These States Have Banned Vaccine Passports at US News & World Report
  192. Three arrested in B.C. after shopping barefaced at Rebel News
  193. "Fight Vaccine Passport" lawyers are putting Bonnie Henry and the B.C. government on immediate notice at Rebel News
  194. Healthcare workers, thousands of Canadians protest in Vancouver against vaccine mandates and passports at Rebel News
  195. “Idiots,” ”jerks”: Health Freedom protesters react to insults from Vancouver mayor at Rebel News
  196. Vaccine passports put your personal information at risk at Rebel News
  197. B.C. vax pass punishes young health-care worker who can't walk following Moderna jab at Rebel News
  198. Unvaccinated university students risk losing everything in B.C. at Rebel News
  199. INTERVIEW: Disabled B.C. mother latest plaintiff in Fight Vaccine Passports legal challenge at Rebel News
  200. Nurses' unions call for more nurses, not less, as vax mandate cuts loom at Rebel News
  201. B.C. gym forces unvaxxed single mom to pay for membership she's not allowed to use at Rebel News
  202. COVID-19: Dr. Henry refutes conspiracy theory around fertility as vaccine disinformation spreads at the Province (Warning: Contains fake news and pro-"vaccine" propaganda)
  203. Two references:*Michelle Malkin: Pregnant Women: Exercise Caution With COVID Vaccines at CNS News*"Although not directly comparable, calculated proportions of adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes in persons vaccinated against Covid-19 who had a completed pregnancy were similar to incidences reported in studies involving pregnant women that were conducted before the Covid-19 pandemic". June 17, 2021, The New England Journal of Medicine
  204. Sudden Surge in Stillbirths and Menstrual Changes
  205. Doctor Warns Stillbirths Are Rampant Among Fully Vaccinated Mothers, Launches Investigation at the Gateway Pundit
  206. Omicron symptoms are like the common cold, so why is B.C. locked down for Christmas again?
  207. Trucker Convoy inspires grassroots protest against COVID mandates in businesses in B.C. at Rebel News
  208. Vancouver mayor can't keep peaceful freedom protesters from Trucker Convoy on Robson Street at Rebel News
  209. Angry anti-freedom protesters try to stop Vancouver’s Freedom Convoy at Rebel News
  210. Help stop B.C. from firing more medical professionals — let them care! at Rebel News
  211. We Unify Canada events calendar
  212. 212.0 212.1 BC's Supreme Court dismisses legal challenge against vaccine mandate, relitigating its constitutionality could be in the cards at Rebel News
  213. 6-Year-Old Canadian Kid Child Suddenly Dead After Suffering “Massive Stroke” – Doctor Diagnosed her with “Myocarditis due to the Flu” at the Gateway Pundit
  214. Winnipeg city employees allowed to use exclusive gym while all others shut down at Rebel News
  215. Security kicks shopper with cerebral palsy (and a legal mask exemption) out of Manitoba Walmart at Rebel News
  216. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister is the “Premier Who Stole Christmas” at Rebel News
  217. Protesting outside an NHL arena nets family $2,600 in fines at Rebel News
  218. Pastor CHARGED for organizing a PROTEST in Manitoba at Rebel News
  219. Church CHARGED $6,000 for DRIVE-IN services; bylaw wait until Media Party leaves to issue tickets at Rebel News
  220. Defiant pastor on the run from police in Manitoba, will only be arrested at church at Rebel News
  221. Update: Police continue to hunt down Pastor while threatening his church with potential million dollar fine at Rebel News
  222. Manitoba's 12-year-olds can get COVID jab without parental consent at Rebel News
  223. BREAKING: People's Party leader Maxime Bernier arrested in Manitoba at Rebel News
  224. Manitoba lockdown protester arrested again for Facebook post at Rebel News
  225. Stop organizing protests? “They'd have to kill me” says Manitoba man at Rebel News
  226. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister continues to target political opponents with arrests and detentions at Rebel News
  227. Manitoba COVID dissent crackdown takes aim at independent media at Rebel News
  228. [4] at Rebel News
  229. Manitoba PCs choose Kelvin Goertzen to replace Premier Brian Pallister at Rebel News
  230. Winnipeg restaurant Monstrosity Burger takes a stand against vaccine passport mandate at Rebel News
  231. Hit-and-run injures protesters at Winnipeg freedom rally at Rebel News
  232. Man charged in Winnipeg car attack on convoy protest is radical far-left anarchist at Rebel News
  233. Radical leftist charged for driving into convoy supporters — and it gets memory holed at Rebel News
  234. Police for Freedom Canada official website
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  236. Investigation Into Criminal Allegations Concerning COVID-19 Response
  237. Canadian Police for Freedom Demand Criminal Investigations for Covid Crimes
  238. Maritimes' Most Wanted: mask-exempt couple in N.B. treated like dangerous criminals at Rebel News
  239. New Brunswick woman arrested, pinned by cops for entering store while mask exempt at Rebel News
  240. “Decline in tolerance” for unvaccinated, warns New Brunswick cabinet minister at Rebel News
  241. No Jab, No Food: Canadian Province Imposes New Regulations to Ban Unvaccinated from Grocery Stores at the Gateway Pundit
  242. [The Canadian Press, "N.L. elections officer delays voting in areas hit by COVID-19 outbreak". CTV News online, February 11 2021. ]
  243. A Newfoundland bureaucrat suspended voting in their provincial election — and blamed the pandemic at Rebel News
  244. passport announced for Newfoundland and Labrador at Rebel News
  245. Nova Scotia RCMP issue $74k in COVID fines at small town Weston Christian Fellowship Church at Rebel News
  246. Solitary driver ticketed $2,422 en route to hike in Cape Breton national park at Rebel News
  247. Nova Scotia food truck owner fined $11k for maskless employees at Rebel News
  248. Nova Scotia top doc: Vaccines not 100% effective, "some people may die" at Rebel News
  249. Two references:
  250. Toronto police target protesters holding signs, megaphones at anti-lockdown rally at Rebel News
  251. Toronto police ARREST lockdown protesters at Rebel News
  252. POLICE STATE: Toronto cops, lockdown protesters clash at Yonge-Dundas Square at Rebel News
  253. Tamil Tiger rally free to demonstrate in Toronto at Rebel News
  254. Elementary school principal overrules doctor, demands child wear mask at Rebel News
  255. School threatens mask-exempt father with Trespass charge for picking up his kids at Rebel News
  256. Doctor invites public to tour COVID wards... then backtracks at Rebel News
  257. Sweet 16 birthday party crashed by COVID cops at Rebel News
  258. MMA fighter denied COVID hotel exemption granted to other athletes, fined $3,750 at Rebel News
  259. Parliament Hill protesters host Family Fun Day at Rebel News
  260. Ontario boxing gym reopens and is ready to fight for their rights at Rebel News
  261. Huf Gym remains open despite huffing and puffing from Mississauga mayor at Rebel News
  262. REINSTATED: rally held for cop who supported locked down gym at Rebel News
  263. Nurses protest censorship of differing opinions on COVID at Rebel News
  264. UPDATE: Nurse who travelled to DC for summit has been FIRED at Rebel News
  265. WATCH: Ontario police officer pushes child to the ground at park at Rebel News
  266. Many Ontario police forces won’t use new COVID-19 powers to conduct random stops at Global News
  267. LEVY: Three prominent docs call lockdowns a waste of time at the Toronto Sun
  268. No arrests or charges at weekly Toronto protest after Ford grants officers more power at Rebel News
  269. Andrew Lawton: "FINAL TALLY: Of Ontario's 45 provincially-mandated police forces (44 municipal/regional + OPP), all but three came out against random and unwarranted stops" at Twitter
  270. Attending drive-in church service results in summons to court for COVID infraction at Rebel News
  271. Police say Children's Aid could be called on lockdown offenders at local park at Rebel News
  272. Toronto Home Hardware employee doesn’t like mask exemption rule on bylaw sign — so he covers it up! at Rebel News
  273. Bernier, Hillier ticketed during tense rally in Peterborough, Ontario at Rebel News
  274. WHAT A JOKE: Handshakes, laughter illegal in the People's Republic of Peterborough at Rebel News
  275. Rebel reporter CHARGED for covering lockdown protest in Peterborough, Ontario at Rebel News
  276. Peterborough’s “Great Barbershop Rebellion” quashed by the usual suspects at Rebel News
  277. No more oath breaking! Nineteen active and retired police officers take the Province of Ontario to court over Wuhan virus lockdown measures at Rebel News
  278. Church of God in Aylmer, Ontario scores a victory in fight to keep its doors open at Rebel News
  279. Police in Ontario seize Aylmer Church of God, pastor fined for holding services at Rebel News
  280. Aylmer’s trans community (pop. 2) protests outdoor sermon at Church of God, calls cops on Rebel News
  281. “Give me my rights back!”: Weekly Toronto Freedom Rally sees at least one arrest, one ticket at Rebel News
  282. Win for freedom: No tickets issued at Hamilton anti-lockdown protest at Rebel News
  283. The state continues its war on religion by shutting Trinity Bible Chapel church at Rebel News
  284. Bylaw and armed police storm out of Hamilton's City Hall to detain and fine anti-lockdown protesters at Rebel News
  285. Dozens of Ontario nursing home deaths were from dehydration, neglect — not COVID, military says at Rebel News
  286. Weekly Toronto Freedom Rally features man ticketed for cleaning the park at Rebel News
  287. Should government require vaccine passports? Torontonians respond at Rebel News
  288. Rebel News: "Doug Ford announces the extensions of lockdowns for Ontarians" at Twitter
  289. Hamilton police rough up bystander
  290. Rebel reporter FINED for reporting on Hamilton Freedom Rally at Rebel News
  291. Woman fired from job exercising racehorses because of mask exemption at Rebel News
  292. Why is the government pushing vaccines on children — without their parental consent? at Rebel News
  293. Hamilton Freedom Rally RAIDED by police; everyone in attendance fined at Rebel News
  294. Communist escapee warns on lockdowns: Unite or “we'll all go down” at Rebel News
  295. Emergency dept. doc: They're rejecting my COVID vax adverse reaction reports at Rebel News
  296. Declaration of Canadian Physicians for Science and Truth website
  297. “Question everything. We need to read, research”: Home decor store owner on lockdowns at Rebel News
  298. Criminal charges added for home decor store trying to stay open at Rebel News
  299. Northern Ontario home decor store still fighting public health to stay open despite summonses at Rebel News
  300. High Vibrations studio in Ontario picking up bad vibes from police at Rebel News
  301. OPP send SIX CRUISERS to mother & daughter's walking protest at Rebel News
  302. Six OPP cruisers sent to ticket lone teen protester a waste of police resources at Rebel News
  303. Doctor who shared COVID vaccine concerns says he is facing workplace harassment at Rebel News
  304. Peterborough police won't ticket cast & crew of CBC show for handshakes, laughter at Rebel News
  305. VIEWERS REACT: CBC show breaks COVID rules, cops don't care at Rebel News
  306. Quarantine rule change nets university basketball player $3,755 fine at Rebel News
  307. Mr. Greens Novelties' April 20 COVID closure order tossed at Rebel News
  308. Mennonite churches, schools singled out for COVID closures in Ontario at Rebel News
  309. Health authorities scapegoated a Mennonite community — help us find out why at Rebel News
  310. Small town Ontario mayor ticketed for speaking at anti-lockdown rally at Rebel News
  311. City councillor handed TWO tickets at anti-lockdown protest in St. Catherines at Rebel News
  312. Retired police sergeant gets court summons for speaking at lockdown protest at Rebel News
  313. EXCLUSIVE: Ontario PC Party issues ultimatum to unvaccinated MPPs, gives until Thursday to get COVID-19 vaccine
  314. INTERVIEW: Ontario MPP Rick Nicholls speaks out on ejection from Ontario PC Party caucus at Rebel News
  315. Ontario MPP Rick Nicholls speaks out against vaccine passport at Rebel News
  316. Mayor of Port Dover, Ont. tries to cancel motorcycle rally; party roars on anyway at Rebel News
  317. “I'll take the fine every day”: Ontario spa owner fighting for women in small business at Rebel News
  318. Spa THREATENED with $100,000 a day in fines — Boho owner says microblading safer than WalMart at Rebel News
  319. Spa hit with DOZENS of COVID fines, summonses forced to start over after online hate at Rebel News
  320. Toronto Blue Jays “national interest exemption” latest COVID hypocrisy at Rebel News
  321. EXCLUSIVE: University of Toronto students take a stand against campus vaccine mandates at Rebel News
  322. Thousands gather in Toronto against vaccine passports, just as Doug Ford announces latest flip-flop at Rebel News
  323. Police officers, allies protest Ontario vaccine passport outside Toronto Police HQ at Rebel News
  324. Two-tier society comes early in Ontario: Argos vs. Ti-Cats game features vax pass at Rebel News
  325. Lockdown critic Dr. Matt Strauss can “AND WILL” be removed as Haldimand-Norfolk's new top doc if there are “any concerns” at Rebel News
  326. Healthcare workers, allies gather outside Toronto General Hospital to protest vaccine mandate at Rebel News
  327. Mainstream media reported hospital protest as “terrifying” — don't believe the hype at Rebel News
  328. INTERVIEW: Ethics professor facing termination for refusing to reveal COVID vaccine status at Rebel News
  329. Six Nations PPC candidate Cole Squire talks comparing vax passports with residential schools at Rebel News
  330. Is anyone — including Elections Canada — concerned about masked voting? at Rebel News
  331. "If some lose, we all lose": Active-duty firefighter speaks out against mandatory vaccination at Rebel News
  332. Thousands of Torontonians rally to voice concerns about medical apartheid and government overreach at Rebel News
  333. Small town realtor a target for cancel culture after attending NYE Freedom Rally at Rebel News
  334. INTERVIEW: Hockey dad fighting youth sports vaxx mandates at Rebel News
  335. New peer reviewed study on COVID-19 vaccines suggests why heart inflammation, blood clots and other dangerous side effects occur
  336. BREAKING: Ontario ending mask mandate on March 21 at Rebel News
  337. Ontario not reinstating mask mandates at Rebel News
  338. Health Canada staffer dies suddenly at Rebel News
  339. PEI predicted up to 900 COVID-19 deaths. No one died. But they're still locked down at Rebel News
  340. MONTREAL PROTEST: Reporters, locals swept up by lockdown enforcement at Rebel News
  341. RAW FOOTAGE: Rebel team gets $6,000 worth of tickets in Montreal at Rebel News
  342. Ezra Levant: "Something’s deeply wrong with Montreal’s @SPVM police. They arrest, handcuff & ticket our reporters, asking if we’re “Jews” or “Jew media”. They gave us $10,000+ in fines even though reporters are legally exempt from lockdowns at Twitter
  343. DAILY | Montreal Cops VS Children, CBC Writes Up Rebel at Rebel News YouTube channel
  344. “Of course it's not about masks” | Mocha Bezirgan on Montreal protest arrests at Rebel News
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  346. Police threaten protesters with JAIL at Quebec City anti-lockdown protest at Rebel News
  347. Multiple references:
  348. WATCH: What happened the morning after the Montreal police raid on Rebel’s temporary HQ at Rebel News
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  350. Musician handed $450 COVID fine for playing in urban Montreal park at Rebel News
  351. Cameras help keep Montreal police on their best behaviour during protest at Rebel News
  352. WATCH: Quebec restaurant owner reacts to airports allowing dine-in while his doors are shut at Rebel News
  353. “They've been here 16 times!”: Montreal police harass UFC Trainer Firas Zahabi at Rebel News
  354. Estimated 100,000 Montreal protesters rail against Quebec lockdown, clamour for Premier to resign at Rebel News
  355. The Quebec curfew is finally over! at Rebel News
  356. "We are here to tell them that we are free": Protesters rally outside CBC building in Sherbrooke, QC at Rebel News
  357. No COVID spike from massive maskless Montreal Canadiens crowd, so why the health emergency? at Rebel News
  358. “It's kind of scary”: Montrealers react to potential Quebec vaccine passport at Rebel News
  359. “Discrimination”: Montreal protesters say no vax pass at Rebel News
  360. Anti-COVID measures festival in Quebec draws “superspreader” criticism from mainstream media at Rebel News
  361. Thousands march during protests against the vaccine passports in Quebec at Rebel News
  362. “Everybody has to standup and say: no”: Montreal sees huge protest as vax pass launches at Rebel News
  363. Westmount candidate removed from debate for being unvaccinated at Rebel News
  364. Yves-François Blanchet, leader of the Bloc Québécois ignores questions on vaccine passports at Rebel News
  365. RANT: Quebec stores closed on Sunday — because COVID at Rebel News
  366. Quebec reinstates ridiculous, unscientific curfew at Rebel News
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  368. BREAKING: Quebec City police arrest curfew protesters; Rebel reporters detained at Rebel News
  369. AUDIO RECORDING: Kosher grocery store in Montreal receives hateful phone call, antisemitic threats at Rebel News
  370. Quebec police detain Rebel journalist Alexa Lavoie to stop her reporting on the curfew at Rebel News
  371. Thousands take to the streets of Montreal to protest latest wave of authoritarian COVID measures at Rebel News
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  374. Prairie protesters rally against COVID restrictions in Saskatchewan at Rebel News
  375. Saskatchewan church receives $14,000 in lockdown fines and charges for holding services at Rebel News
  376. BREAKING: Victory for Full Gospel Outreach Centre after prosecutor tosses $14,000 no mask fine at Rebel News
  377. Police officer quits after being punished for allowing his kids to have fun in the park at Rebel News
  378. Small town (pop: 165) hotel hit with $15,000 in COVID fines at Rebel News
  379. [6] at Rebel News
  380. Canada: Saskatchewan to End Covid-19 Proof of Vaccination February 14 at Rebel News
  381. Canadian Reporter Breaks Down in Tears on Live TV As She Announces Colleagues’ Sudden Death at the Gateway Pundit
  382. Woman Dies Suddenly Inside the Pharmacy 15 Minutes After Getting a Booster Shot at the Gateway Pundit
  383. Minors "able to give their own consent" to take COVID vaccine: Yukon's top doc at Rebel News
  384. Rebel News: "Yukon's Chief Medical Officer stated that while 'parents are a very important part of this picture', minors who are capable of understanding and 'expressing' their wishes are 'able to give their own consent' for the COVID-19 vaccine at Twitter (Warning: Contains some tweets with foul language)
  385. Erin O’Toole fires a candidate for expressing concern about forced vaccine passports at Rebel News
  386. INTERVIEW: Yukoner Jonas Smith running indie after CPC kicked candidate for COVID passport views at Rebel News
  387. COVID-19 ‘has been a mild disease for children’ says Yukon's acting CMOH at Rebel News