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Marion Isabeau Ringuette, who was director of communications for Ontario Attorney General Sylvia Jones, lost her job 10 days after making the donation, according to the Toronto Star.
After hackers stole and leaked the donor list of a GiveSendGo campaign supporting the protests this week, Isabeau-Ringuette’s identity was apparently deciphered and reported to her employer, though she only used her initials. when making the donation.
‘Um. Isabeau-Ringuette no longer works for the Ontario government,’ Ivana Yelich, Ford’s executive director of media relations, told the Star.
“We are not going to make any further comments as this is a personnel matter.”
It comes as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau considers using his extraordinary powers under the Emergencies Act to establish exclusion zones in Ottawa to quell remaining protests in the nation’s capital.
Trudeau has come under fire from critics who accuse him of imposing ‘martial law’ to crush protests over vaccine mandates and other pandemic restrictions.
Charged
The executive director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, Noa Mendelsohn Aviv, said Trudeau’s “emergency” order dangerously circumvented the democratic process.
‘Difficult situations, challenging situations happen all the time. Governments have the tools to deal with them, and emergency powers are too great a power to bypass the democratic process,” Aviv said in an interview with Fox News.
Meanwhile, four suspects face felony charges of conspiring to murder police officers in connection with a trove of firearms that were seized at the Freedom Convoy border blockade in Coutts, Alberta, though the town’s mayor claims they are all ‘outsiders. ‘ that were not part. of the broader protest against vaccination mandates.
One of four accused of plotting to kill mounted police officers in Alberta, Lysak, has ties to a right-wing Canadian movement called ‘Diagolon’ and faces an additional charge of making threats.
The Canadian Anti-Hate Network calls Diagolon ‘a far-right accelerationist survivor network’ and says Lysak was once called ‘Diagolon’s head of security’.
Diagolon founder Jeremy MacKenzie, who podcasts under the moniker ‘Raging Dissident’, issued a video statement in response to images showing his movement’s symbol on body armor seized in the Coutts raid, in the that Mounties recovered 13 long guns and several pistols. .
Arrest
Chris Carbert, 44; Christopher Lysak, 48; Anthony Olivenick, 39; and Jerry Morin, 40, were arrested Monday and charged with possession of weapons for dangerous purposes, mischief and conspiracy to commit murder.
The charges relate to the cache of weapons seized in a police raid on two trailers and a mobile home on 1st Avenue North in Coutts, a property near the border crossing but not part of the actual blockade.
The mayor of Coutts told DailyMail.com that those arrested were not members of the Freedom Convoy, even though they were initially linked to the ongoing anti-vaccine protests.
“The people who were actually involved in the arrests were not part of the blockade group,” Mayor Jim Willett said. They were outsiders.
The mayor described the individuals as outside agitators who came to town after the protest began.
‘As time passed, the protest began to attract people from outside,’ he said. ‘They were beginning to attract the undesirable element. The people who were actually involved in the arrests were not part of the blocking group. They were outsiders.
