Pat King, a leading figure in the protests against coronavirus restrictions in Canada, has been found guilty of multiple charges including mischief and disobeying a court order.
The Ottawa judge’s ruling comes amidst a wave of high-profile trials against protest organizers, representing a strong stance by the judicial system against disruptions.
Mischief in Canada’s criminal code primarily relates to property damage or public disruption, with serious implications, including a potential maximum penalty of 10 years.
Other prominent protest figures, such as Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, are also facing trials, raising concerns about the broader implications of protest-related legal actions in Canada.
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