Police on Guard is reporitng that "A recent military tribunal has determined the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) vaccine mandate to be in violation of Section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Nina Frid summarized the committee’s conclusions, saying their vaccine policy was arbitrary and overly broad, that the limitations imposed infringed on members’ right to liberty and security of the person and as such was not in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.” Exactly. LawyerLisa also mentioned it in her Substack.
"The committee further criticized the CAF basic procedural fairness, noting that they refused to consider other factors, like a member’s service record or whether they already worked in an isolated environment, and did not provide alternative options uniformly across the ranks. The only alternative provided to members was to be dismissed from military service."
Jurisprudence should apply to nurses too. Case law is a good example of infringement of the rights of healthcare workers. Where is the compensation for these infringements?
ReplyDeleteI think what's what they're afraid of. Admitting wrong doing implies compensation:
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So one can only imagine the medical professionals and any other employees who were given a choice to vaccinate or be terminated will be watching closely to the CAF $500 million dollar lawsuit. If successful then watch out!
DeleteThat is exactly it. Accountability is not something they want.
ReplyDeleteWe need stronger rights in Canada. A lot of people, we’re punished until we received the vaccine! I fully support the CAF lawsuit. Sue all MPs!
ReplyDeleteSadly the courts are a limp fish. As the True North Declaration contends, the court has not been upholding the charter. This small victory was a tribunal. The court will not uphold it.
DeleteFire and Arrest Bonny Henry
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