PoliceOnGuardForThee

A group of active & retired Police Officers, Military, CBSA, Correctional Services & Fire Fighters, addressing the unconstitutional Covid mandates.

[Christine Van Geyn @cvangeyn]

Our legal challenge to the Trudeau government's use of the Emergencies Act is heading to the Supreme Court and we are ready to fight. Support the case by donating to our legal fund: https://t.co/S1VlF5Kwq0

[DonaldBest.CA * DO NOT COMPLY @DonaldBestCA]

🚨Detective Helen Grus to receive the Ron Gray Moral Courage Award

On Sat, Nov. 7, the Christian Heritage Party will present the Ron Gray Moral Courage Award to @OttawaPolice Detective Helen Grus, at Bikers Church, 155 Carillon Street, Ottawa. Doors open 6:30 pm. All welcome.

Detective Helen Grus

In January 2022, Detective Grus uncovered an unusual cluster of infant deaths and asked questions that pointed to powerful interests. For doing her job, she is now being prosecuted in Canada’s longest and most costly police disciplinary hearing.

Grus, a veteran investigator in the Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit, was convicted of Discreditable Conduct under Ontario’s Police Services Act on March 25, 2025. The Ottawa Police stopped her investigation into the infant deaths, causing famed New York Police Detective Frank Serpico to declare a cover-up and comment...

“Incompetence or criminality will go to any length not to be exposed even at the cost of innocent infant lives.”

Incredibly, internal Tribunal Officer Chris Renwick found that Detective Grus should have asked for permission before initiating an investigation into the unusual cluster of infant deaths – due to the “political and societal ramifications” of her inquiries, and because she was investigating “public officials”.

The written decision eliminates the right and duty of Canadian police officers to conduct investigations without political interference, or to investigate public officials or politicians without prior permission from above.

If allowed to stand, the Grus decision will undermine public confidence in the independence of police investigations, and cause serving police officers to look the other way when they suspect wrongdoing by ‘public officials’ or see possible crimes that have ‘political ramifications.’

After refusing to allow the defence to present any expert witnesses, (there were five: three doctors, a lawyer, and a retired Ottawa Police Sgt. Major who literally wrote the rules on police ethics and duty) Renwick sentenced Detective Grus to a two-year demotion. Her lawyer, Bath-Sheba van den Berg, is appealing both the finding and the penalty to the Ontario Police Arbitration and Adjudication Commission.

For more information and to view the documentary Silencing Detective Grus, visit the Grus Justice Project.

Link in the replies.

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[Christine Van Geyn @cvangeyn]

🚨 Mark Carney is taking the Emergencies Act case to the Supreme Court! 🚨 We challenged Trudeau's illegal use of this law and won at two levels of court. We are confident we can win at the Supreme Court too. We are ready to fight against this government overreach and abuse

[DonaldBest.CA * DO NOT COMPLY @DonaldBestCA]

🚨Over a million Canadians are at risk after providing confidential information to police against criminals, gangs, and organized crime.

🚨New Investigation Today: Canadians' information and police intelligence still being sent to the USA via the same hacked system.

For 25 years Canadian police and Crime Stoppers trusted U.S. companies without verification and sent Canadian police intelligence, crime tips, and the personal information of confidential sources to private companies in the United States.

Now that data is in the wild. Yet Crime Stoppers operations across Canada are still directing people to submit new tips through the same system - despite promising to pause the operation.

More than 1.5 million tips submitted to Canadian Crime Stoppers programs were exposed in a massive hack of the U.S.-based Navigate360 and P3 Global Intel corporations that managed the data.

The Canadian tips were part of a much larger breach. About 8.3 million tips in total - 93 gigabytes - were taken from Canadian Crime Stoppers, U.S. Crime Stoppers chapters, school safety tip lines such as Safe2Tell, Sandy Hook Promise and Safe2Say, U.S. military tip systems, fusion centres, and other law enforcement agencies.

While Canadians trusted Crime Stoppers and the police with their confidential information, Navigate360 and P3 Global Intel lied about encrypting and protecting the data. The companies claimed everything was encrypted at rest and that tip communications were secure.

In reality, the tips were stored and retrieved in plaintext. Unique tip IDs and passwords were kept in the clear, and basic protections such as sign-in rate limiting were missing.

It was pure fraud about a system trusted with decades of confidential intelligence. Navigate360 and P3 were professionals who knew exactly what they were doing. They marketed encryption and data security for years while holding decades of confidential intelligence in the clear.

Let’s call it what it is: fraud, deception - and should anyone be injured or killed because of it... criminal negligence.

The leaked tips cover high-profile Canadian cases, murders, drug trafficking, biker gangs (Hells Angels, Rock Machine, Outlaws, Red Scorpions), organized crime, and criminal intelligence. Nearly 49,000 tips were linked to arrests or charges. Roughly 1,000 tipsters were approved for rewards.

Canadians who came forward against dangerous criminals were promised anonymity. That promise was broken. The exposed records create real risks of retaliation, extortion, and fraud.

The failure sits with Canadian police and Crime Stoppers on two levels. First, they trusted Navigate360 and P3 Global Intel without verification. They accepted the companies’ claims of encryption and security at face value for 25 years and never confirmed the data was actually protected. Second, they sent Canadian criminal intelligence and the personal information of confidential sources to a private American company in a foreign country.

The data left Canada and sat on U.S. servers.

Now that data is out. The people who trusted the system most - those who reported gangs, traffickers, and organized crime - are the ones most exposed.

Toronto Crime Stoppers announced it has paused its program and told the public not to send tips, while Toronto Police removed its public links to the program.

Yet the online intake remains fully operational and promoted. Crime Stoppers websites across Canada, including the Ontario Association of Crime Stoppers and Toronto Crime Stoppers, still direct people to the P3 platform and describe it as secure. Neither site mentions the data breach or that tip information continues to be sent to a private company in the United States.

On October 22, 2026 this journalist submitted an online tip through the Ontario Crime Stoppers website, routed to Toronto Crime Stoppers via the P3 portal. The system returned a confirmation, file number, and password. The tip contained identifying information and a detailed fraud complaint – which ended up at the P3 system in the USA.

How much more of Canadians’ police data is being sent to the USA? Stand by for my next article.

Link to the original CBC stories in the replies.

[Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms @JCCFCanada]

🚨BREAKING NEWS

The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear the federal government’s appeal of rulings that its use of the Emergencies Act was unlawful and unconstitutional.

Today’s decision allows the appeal to proceed; it does not overturn those rulings.

The Justice Centre will shortly publish its response and analysis of what this means for Canadians’ constitutional freedoms.

[PoliceOnGuardForThee @PoliceOnGuard]

Our thoughts and prayers to everyone involved in this tragedy.

How absolutely devastating.

[Morgan @MorganC000]

A catastrophic blast at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, Alberta has reportedly resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries during a live fire military training operation.

According to local sources on base, Canadian Forces personnel had been conducting exercises over several days when an artillery projectile reportedly struck an active natural gas well on the bombing range, triggering a massive detonation.

The blast is said to have levelled nearby tactical training buildings, with subsequent fires reaching munitions storage and setting off secondary detonations across the range.

The geography and infrastructure;

➟ CFB Wainwright has a documented history of natural gas production, with approximately 180 wells reported on the military property in 2014.

➟ Military range maps identify munitions storage, pipelines and designated live fire danger areas near Peterson Pond.

➟ NASA FIRMS satellite imagery recorded multiple thermal hotspots between Peterson Pond and Jamieson Lake on October 17.

Local accounts also describe hospitals activating Code Orange protocols, mobilizing stretchers and preparing for a significant influx of casualties.

The reported gas well strike, secondary detonations and hospital emergency measures remain unconfirmed as authorities investigate the incident.

Should these reports be confirmed, my thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved and affected.

[Christine Van Geyn @cvangeyn]

🚨 BREAKING 🚨 We will find out on October 22 if the Supreme Court will take the Emergencies Act case! We challenged Trudeau's use of the Emergencies Act in response to the trucker convoy and won twice in court. Now we find out if that battle continues on October 22.

Be the first to know if the Supreme Court will hear the case, sign up here for updates: https://t.co/D2enVpuR1Q

[Carrie Sakamoto @CarrieSak]

Sharing a portion of my story alongside others who have experienced burning sensations after the COVID-19 vaccine. In this compilation by @Tribunal_infaux, witnesses from the Allison Inquiry open up about what they went through.

Every single testimony represents a real person's life, and each story deserves to be heard with empathy and respect.

As many of you know, the Canadian courts haven't permitted my class action lawsuit for the vaccine injured to proceed.
That makes independent testimonies like these at the Allison Inquiry even more critical. When legal avenues are shut down, our shared stories become our strength.
I will NEVER stop advocating for the vaccine injured like me.

[Allison Inquiry @AllisonInquiry]

“MY LIFE HAS BECOME VERY SMALL” — FIVE YEARS IN SURVIVAL MODE

Once an avid hiker and communications director with the World Health Organization, Patricia Leidl describes how dramatically her life changed after a devastating health decline following her second Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine dose.

Patricia recounts collapsing a week after vaccination, followed by a racing heart, swelling, migraines, hearing loss and POTS. She describes being dismissed in the emergency room, developing further health problems, spending approximately $250,000 on care, and losing friendships. Five years later, she describes a life narrowed by ongoing suffering and the feeling that people chose not to believe her.

Her testimony raises difficult questions about how people who report serious health problems are treated, heard and supported.

Watch Patricia Leidl’s full testimony: https://t.co/b8TWzaw093
@DeanAllisonMP
@Shawnbuckleylaw

[PoliceOnGuardForThee @PoliceOnGuard]

Fantastic news!!

[Dean Allison @DeanAllisonMP]

Ottawa first

Nationwide next

Worldwide soon

[PoliceOnGuardForThee @PoliceOnGuard]

From our family to yours, wishing you a beautiful Thanksgiving filled with love, happiness, and countless reasons to be thankful.

[Allison Inquiry @AllisonInquiry]

IT SOMETIMES TAKES COURAGE TO ADMIT YOU WERE WRONG

Guillaume Déziel, a former CBC-Radio Canada contributor and now a member of a cryptocurrency think tank called Les Déchaînés, explains that it took him some time to realise he might have been misled during the pandemic.

He offers a public apology to those he dismissed or looked down upon for questioning the mainstream narrative, admitting that he even blocked certain people on Facebook because their views did not align with his own.

He explains that Rodney Palmer’s testimony before the Allison Inquiry was a real wake-up call, raising serious questions about the CBC’s coverage of the pandemic, including allegations of top-down control of discourse, internal censorship, the treatment of dissenting views, and the use of language intended to discredit those who challenged the prevailing view.

It sometimes takes time to realise that one has been misled. The important thing is to admit your mistake — and to try to put things right.

Watch Rodney Palmer’s testimony at: https://t.co/eqFOMaV9nI

@DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw

[Dean Allison @DeanAllisonMP]

In Parliament talking about the @AllisonInquiry

[Tamara Lich 🇨🇦 @LichTamara]

We got 99 problems but house arrest ain’t one…

The first time I spoke to Chris on the phone, January 13, 2022, he showed himself to be a man who cared about his country, his industry, and his fellow Canadians. He was level headed, had a great sense of humour, and knew, like the rest of us, that something was inherently wrong with Canada and he decided to do something about it.

Neither of us could have ever imagined that almost 5 years later we would still be fighting for our lives and our freedom. We’ve made some friends, found a family, and lost some dead weight along the way.

We’ve hit many milestones together and today marks another. Our 24/7 house arrest has come to a close and we have moved into the curfew portion of our sentences. Mine will be complete January 21, 2027 and Chris’s will wrap up in April.

I couldn’t be more proud to call this man my friend, my co-accused, and my Saskatchewan brother from another mother. I couldn’t be more proud to stand along side him throughout this incredible journey we’ve found ourselves on. He’s had my back since day one and is one of a handful left whom I can count on, who I know will never stab me in the back.

Here’s to another milestone @ChrisBarber1975! Still standing and I’m still so proud of you and all you have accomplished and have had to sacrifice as a result.

Absolutely no regrets!

[Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk]

“The right of the people to discuss and debate ideas forms the very foundation of democracy.”

Those are not my words. They are words written by judges of the Supreme Court of Canada in Harper v. Canada.

Yet something deeply unhealthy is happening in our public discourse.

The right to question power is not a threat to democracy. It is the very thing that keeps democracy alive.

So go ahead—be a bit of a rebel-rouser.

Get educated. Get involved. Ask tough questions. Make those in power uncomfortable.

History remembers those who stood up and helped move society forward.

Holding government accountable is not radical.

It is not disloyal.

It is not merely our right.

It is our duty.

The question is no longer whether you are allowed to stand up.

The question is: will you?

[Tamara Lich 🇨🇦 @LichTamara]

House Arrest Countdown - 2 days left of being locked down 24/7 for peacefully protesting lockdowns.

We’ll miss feigning shock and horror watching non-Canadians, violent criminals, sexual assaulters, drug dealers, human traffickers, and repeat offenders serving less (or no) time than a couple of western Canadians have for “mischief”.

@ChrisBarber1975 @18houseHouse

[Allison Inquiry @AllisonInquiry]

A Call for Canada to Support the Vaccine Injured and Move Together Toward Closure from a Pandemic We All Want to Forget
~ by Nelly Shin

"The lack of government interest and will to help post pandemic patients, whether vaccine injured or those struggling with other COVID related illnesses is grossly negligent. The government opted to handle the pandemic with a heavy hand and enforced drastic lockdowns and mandates that collapsed businesses, and tested the mental health and freedom of Canadians—all in the name of saving lives. How, then, can the government and Canada’s health authorities now be so quick to turn a blind eye to those who need support in the aftermath?"

"There’s a chill around anything COVID-related that makes physicians reluctant to engage in potentially controversial conversations that might cost them their practice. Patients with pandemic related illnesses feel abandoned. They have no choice but to forage the internet for self-help or look to secret lists of doctors willing to treat them. But when they do find alternatives, their medical choices are discredited... So what on earth are the injured supposed to do? Go hide in the corner and just wilt?

Where is the dignity of the medical profession? Does freedom of conscience still exist?"

These are excerpts from a Substack article by former Member of Parliament Nelly Shin.

Read the full article here: https://t.co/jxJh9Zd979

[C3RF @RussCooper20]

Even U.S. Senators have taken up the cause against Canada's draconian, anti-Charter Bill C-9. Is Canada becoming an international embarrassment? @fordnation @PoliceOnGuard @SCC_eng @liberal_party @CPC_HQ @peoplespca https://t.co/BmRfJPnUDt

[Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk]

Canada’s invocation of the Emergencies Act was found to be illegal.

Alberta’s public health orders were found to be illegal.

Governments demanded compliance of the vax “for the public good.” Then they abandoned the injured.

Where are the consequences for those in power?

Where is the recognition of the harm done to the people?

How do those involved have the audacity to lecture citizens about responsibility when they have yet to answer for their own decisions?

And how are we supposed to trust leaders who demand accountability from everyone but themselves?

You cannot convince me they are working for the people while they fight so hard to avoid accountability and refuse to acknowledge those harmed.

Public office is not a shield from consequences. Those who refuse to answer for their mistakes or the harm they caused have no business holding power or lecturing the rest of us about right and wrong.

[Christine Van Geyn @cvangeyn]

The Emergencies Act case has gone to conference at the Supreme Court. Typically, it takes one month for the conference to decide if they will grant the case leave. So we expect the Supreme Court will announce the decision on whether they will hear the case in mid-October. Sign up to be the first to know when we have a decision: https://t.co/D2enVpuR1Q