A Toronto man has been charged with threatening Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland in connection to a TikTok video that was published earlier this week.
Andrew Marshall of Toronto, seen here in a still from his TikTok video, is facing two counts of uttering threats.
CBC Toronto has independently reviewed the video, which was posted on TikTok on Monday. In it, Marshall rails against what he considers limits on freedom of speech in Canada, because some of his social media videos had been taken down, before detailing how he would violently kill Trudeau and Freeland "if it was up to him."
The conditions on Marshall's bail include having no contact with Trudeau and Freeland, that he not use the internet to post or comment on social media, and that he refrain from applying for a firearms licence.
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