A big free speech win for Canadians
Engineering student and community volunteer Pierre Roy spoke out about a proposed Mississauga redevelopment
By News on the Net -- Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms—— Bio and Archives--July 13, 2026
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Attended public meetings, contacted city officials, and raised concerns about planning and construction issues. The developer responded by suing him for $300,000. The Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the dismissal of the lawsuit, calling it a "quintessential gag suit aimed at curtailing public expression." Canadians should be free to participate in local debates without fear of strategic lawsuits. Democracy is strongest when citizens get involved in their communities.
A big free speech win for Canadians.
— Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (@JCCFCanada)July 13, 2026
Engineering student and community volunteer Pierre Roy spoke out about a proposed Mississauga redevelopment, attended public meetings, contacted city officials, and raised concerns about planning and construction issues. The developer…
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