
Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich, a mother and grandmother from Medicine Hat, explained why she got involved in the protest movement during her Nov. 3 testimony at the public inquiry into the use of the Emergencies Act to end convoy protests earlier this year.
“I was growing increasingly alarmed with the mandates and the harm that I was seeing the mandates inflict,” said Lich, who got emotional several times during her testimony. “I heard from families that were living in their vehicles because they’d lost their jobs. I heard from people that had lost their jobs and lost everything. I have the tears of thousands of Canadians on my shoulder, who everyday told me that we were bringing them hope.”
Tamara Lich, mother of three testifies how her arrest affected her life:
"I lost my job, I lost my freedom of speech, I lost my freedom to communicate with my friends… I have a daughter, that I don't want her to be seen with me" pic.twitter.com/SKC75HzWwt
— Efrain Flores Monsanto 🇨🇦🚛 (@realmonsanto) November 4, 2022



Plugging in and charging on Petro-Canada’s Electric Highway just got a lot more expensive for EV owners. Instead of billing owners at differing rates in each province, the oil giant has now instituted a flat rate across the country.
King Charles always travels with a trusted companion and a throne fit for a king, according to a royal author.


SASKATOON — A report commissioned after controversy circled a health professor’s claims of being Metis says the University of Saskatchewan was unprepared for Indigenous identity fraud and uneducated on Indigenous 



