ArriveCAN charges dropped, shielding the controversial program from constitutional scrutiny
Prosecutors have withdrawn five charges against four Canadians who refused to comply with ArriveCAN, sidestepping the question of ArriveCAN’s constitutionality
By Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms —— Bio and Archives--July 13, 2024
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MISSISSAUGA, ON: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that City of Mississauga prosecutors have withdrawn five charges against four Canadians who refused to comply with ArriveCAN requirements at the Toronto Pearson International Airport.
The withdrawn charges include those against Elim Sly-Hooten of British Columbia. After arriving in Toronto from the Netherlands, Mr. Sly-Hooten felt that his personal medical information should remain private and chose not to disclose his vaccination status via ArriveCAN. In response, Peel Regional Police and Public Health Agency of Canada personnel detained him. Under pressure and without counsel, Mr. Sly-Hooten broke down and revealed his vaccination status. He received a $5,000 ticket for violating the Quarantine Act and was ordered to quarantine in his home for 14 days.
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