Massive legal win sees nearly 300 B.C. Quarantine Act fines dropped after challenges by The Democracy Fund

• By Ezra Levant

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Hundreds of freedom fighters in British Columbia celebrated a huge legal win after standing up for their mobility rights despite COVID-19 restrictions. The 212 citizens who were collectively slapped with close to 300 hefty Quarantine Act-related fines after being accused of violating the federal legislation were represented by The Democracy Fund charity at no cost to them, thanks to many of you who donated to FightVaccinePassports.com.

Remember when Prime Minister Trudeau made citizens concerned about the government detaining people against their will in COVID camps feel insane just before he did exactly that but called them quarantine hotels?

Ahhh, the land of the free. https://t.co/PfGHKi3d9J pic.twitter.com/cHtX8eZSkG

— Drea Humphrey - Prepping and Politics (@DreaHumphrey) February 7, 2023

Retired couple Robert and Jamie Leib, who received close to $25,000 in fines after a single U.S.-Canada border crossing to return to their summer home in Penticton, were ecstatic to learn of the win. “I’ve just always been that type of person to stand up for my rights,” says Robert, who is thankful that the Democracy Fund and those who donated were there to help him do so.

“It’s a serious problem, not just for the Leibs. This is a serious problem generally for everybody,” in-house Democracy Fund lawyer Adam Blake-Gallipeau, who championed the cases, told Rebel News.

“The fine amounts start at a mandatory $5,750 — that’s a mandatory minimum,” Blake-Gallipeau said, adding that the fine is nearly six times as much of that of someone who receives a fine for drinking and driving in the province of B.C.

#EXCLUSIVE: @GlobalBC has obtained surveillance footage piecing together the movements of the suspected drunk driver in a fatal #Vancouver car crash—that killed a young taxi driver and left three people hospitalized. The suspect driver was travelling at speeds over 120 km/hour. pic.twitter.com/WMIoTppNCJ

— Sarah MacDonald (@smacdonald__) January 7, 2020

Watch the full report to hear more from Adam Blake-Gallipeau and the Leibs about this exciting win, and to find out why the Leibs believe it could not have happened without the support of many who came together to fight for freedom.

The Democracy Fund continues to represent many citizens across Canada who took similar stands during COVID-19 tyranny. You can help them continue to fight by donating what you can at FightVaccinePassports.com.