'FREEDOM CONVOY': Organizers ask judge to unfreeze $450K in donations to fund legal fees, appearance at federal inquiry into Emergencies Act

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'FREEDOM CONVOY': Organizers ask judge to unfreeze $450K in donations to fund legal fees, appearance at federal inquiry into Emergencies Act
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The funds, donations made to the \u0022Freedom Convoy\u0022 and later frozen by court order, were placed into escrow awaiting the conclusion of a proposed class action lawsuit against the \u0022Freedom Convoy\u0022 leaders.

The funds, donations made to the “Freedom Convoy” and later frozen by court order, were placed into escrow — an arrangement where a third party holds the funds until certain conditions are met — awaiting the conclusion of a proposed class action lawsuit against the “Freedom Convoy” leaders.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Ottawa SUN, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.

Keith Wilson, the lawyer for the “Freedom Convoy” leaders seeking the funds, said in his notice of motion that the money was urgently needed. The Public Order Commission is scheduled to begin Sept. 19 and the commission has mandated the participation of several of the prominent “Freedom Convoy” leaders.

“They can provide a vantage point that goes beyond an individual Convoy participant or observer and encompasses the organization and leadership of the Convoy,” he wrote in ain June. “Their contributions to the work of the commission are necessary as they are uniquely situated to offer information to the commission and give first-hand evidence as to the goals and organization of the convoy.”

The notice of motion also says that JCCF’s funding has decreased “as a result of the end of public measures resulting from the pandemic.”

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