OTTAWA — The woman who went to court to get an injunction against the 'Freedom Convoy' last year is set to testify today in the criminal trial of two of the protest's organizers.
OTTAWA — The woman who went to court to get an injunction against the"Freedom Convoy" last year is set to testify today in the criminal trial of two of the protest's organizers.
Li is also the lead plaintiff in a proposed class-action lawsuit against convoy organizers on behalf of downtown Ottawa residents, workers and business owners.
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