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A high profile Toronto lawsuit filed July 6, 2020 will finally be heard in Court. To clarify, this will not be a Trial, or anything of the sort. Instead the Court will hear Motions to throw the case out as frivolous, vexatious, an abuse of process, moot (no longer relevant) and “bad beyond argument”. The …
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February 2023, a lawsuit by over 600 Federal workers, and workers of Federally regulated industries, was struck in its entirety by Justice Fothergill. November 8th, the Federal Court of Appeals will review the case. Spoiler: the Appeal will be dismissed. To describe briefly, the Statement of Claim was struck without leave (or permission) to amend …
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Remember that dumpster fire of a case that Action4Canada filed in August of 2021? Remember how it was struck — not on the merits — but because it was so poorly written? Bad beyond argument? Heck, even the Law Society of British Columbia piled on. While Justice Ross did allow for a rewrite, the decision …
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Note: Court documents are provided below. Help yourself! August 2020 (or around then), a group called Action4Canada began soliciting donations for the promise of a lawsuit to challenge martial law measures in British Columbia. However, it would be about a year before anything would materialize. August 17th, 2021, Action4Canada filed this 391 page Notice of …
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Have you ever been asked to donate to a public interest lawsuit? Well, if you have any connection to the “freedom movement” in Canada, odds are that the answer is yes. This piece is designed to offer a constructive suggestion: before donating to any case, it’s best to do some due diligence on what’s going …
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Doctors of BC (British Columbia) describes itself as “a voluntary association of 14,000 physicians, residents and medical students in British Columbia.” It’s interesting that they refer to it as voluntary, as the group promotes policies that are anything but. As an aside, lobbying efforts also include having obesity declared a chronic disease. This is because… …