Constitutional lawyers Allison Pejovic and Marty Moore are appearing in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia today, starting at 9:30 a.m. Atlantic Time
Funded by the Justice Centre, these lawyers are seeking a court declaration to strike down the Province’s 2025 ban on walking in the woods
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Which prevented citizens from enjoying activities such as fishing, swimming, and hiking. Preventing forest fires could have been achieved simply by banning smoking and campfires. There was no need for this unscientific and arbitrary order, which prevented Nova Scotians from accessing roughly 75 percent of the Province’s land, including forests and wilderness areas.
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— Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (@JCCFCanada)March 17, 2026
Constitutional lawyers Allison Pejovic and Marty Moore are appearing in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia today, starting at 9:30 a.m. Atlantic Time. Funded by the Justice Centre, these lawyers are seeking a court declaration to strike down the Province’s 2025 ban… pic.twitter.com/SqihP04aas
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