From Maxime Bernier <[email protected]>
Subject I’m still fighting
Date September 13, 2023 7:00 PM
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John,



Some people say covid is long over, and we should all just give it up and move on.



But that’s just not true. So many Canadians are still suffering from the impacts of the covid years.



Many workplaces still enforce covid vaccine requirements.



Unvaccinated Canadians are denied life-saving organ transplants.



Canadians suffering from vaccine injuries are ignored or silenced.



Now rumours swirl of a return to mandates and restrictions…



John, I’m not going to just move on. In fact, I never stopped fighting.



At the beginning of October I will be back in court to appeal a decision made during one of my constitutional challenges last year.



In case you forgot, in 2022—in partnership with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, and Brian Peckford—I launched a lawsuit challenging the federal government's covid-19 travel restrictions that prevented unvaccinated Canadians from traveling by plane, train, or boat.



When our constitutional challenge finally moved forward in September of last year, the judge called off the hearing before it even started!



The judge sided with the government’s lawyers who argued that the case was moot, that it was not relevant since Trudeau had suspended the mandates.



Justice Jocelyne Gagné found that the use of judicial resources for a five-day hearing, when the travel mandate had already been lifted, outweighed the public interest in having the case heard on the merits.



This determination was absurd.



To let the government just sweep this discriminatory mandate under the rug without even hearing our arguments!



The mandates hadn’t even been revoked, they were only suspended, meaning they could be reimposed at any time, something that is starting to feel more and more likely.



Obviously I wasn’t just going to accept this absurd and unjust decision. I immediately started working with my legal team on an appeal which is finally being heard in Ottawa on October 11th.



But I can’t do this alone. I need your help. There are 2 things you can do to help out:



- Register to virtually attend the hearing. Whether you can actually watch it or not, it is crucial as many people sign up as possible. The more people who sign up demonstrates the public support for this appeal. One of the judge’s justifications for ruling our challenge moot was the lack of public interest. More than 6,000 have already signed up!



Click here to register. It takes less than a minute to sign up! <[link removed]>





- If you can afford it, make a donation to support our efforts. Even small donations, $5, $10, $20 are incredibly helpful. Lawsuits like this are imperative to keep overreaching governments in check, but they are incredibly expensive. These government lawyers we’re competing against have near endless resources. We need the support of every patriotic, freedom-loving Canadian.



Click here to support my legal fund. <[link removed]>



I know we are on the right side of history, and I will take this case all the way to the Supreme Court if I have to!



We need to make sure restrictions like this are never reimposed.



Yours in freedom,

-Max



P.S.: If you have trouble finding where you can donate, you can just click this link! [link removed]



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