A pair of 'Freedom Convoy' organizers say they can't afford to defend against a potential class-action lawsuit, a small earthquake strikes north of Montreal, and Canada is officially in the midst of a flu epidemic. Here's what you need to know to start your day.
The Public Order Emergency Commission started hearing from federal officials for the first time on Monday, as it continues the inquiry into the federal government's invocation of the Emergencies Act to end the 'Freedom Convoy' protests. Here's a roundup of the key moments from Monday's Public Safety Canada and Global Affairs Canada witnesses.Two defendants to a lawsuit over the 'Freedom Convoy' want $200,000 in donations released to fund their defence.
Benjamin Dichter and Chris Garrah want the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario to release some of the more than $5 million in funds given by convoy supporters that is currently held in escrow,An increase in cases of respiratory syncytial virus and influenza among children is leaving pediatric hospitals and clinics overwhelmed, according to the Canadian Pediatric Society. This has resulted in increased wait times at facilities across Canada. Several Canadians wrote to CTVNews.
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