Federal Court Makes Vaccine Mandate Trial Documents Public (Canada)

In a rare move that is sure to surprise Canadians but also serve as a relief, the Federal Court has begun releasing the documents submitted for the trial on vaccine mandates for air travel which pits two residents of Canada against Justin Trudeau. The court decided to do this after an exclusive report by journalist, Rupa Subramanya, which claimed that the government body which was in charge of writing mandates had no one with a medical background as part of the body. Sound familiar?

Following the damning report by Subramanya, the official Twitter account of the Federal Court cited interest in the matter on Friday before going on to release a link to the proceedings. The Federal Court tweeted that the documents filed in Federal Court were public unless there was a confidentiality order. Due to the interest in the matter of Karl Harrison et al. versus the Attorney General, all documents had been posted to the Court’s website.

Normally, people request documents from the court’s registrar though court documents are made public in Canada. Before now, the Federal Court only traditionally broadcasted trial decisions and not ongoing case documents. It was on May 30 that a decision was reached to publish court documents concerning the collection of data by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.

a reply to: ancientlight

Well, let's see what turns up. At least a journalist is doing what journalists should be doing. Good work on her part.

a reply to: ancientlight

Another important video. Though her accent makes it a little hard to understand, all about banks/credit card companies plans to use 'carbon foot print limits' on your ability to make purchases with your money , that you worked for!
I have heard /read about it before, but this video binds it all together :