By Robbin Niko

As this year has evolved many of us have questioned the ongoing pandemic narrative, the news and the government. We feel compelled to share our views and truths with others.

Since early May a number of events have been held in Toronto at Queens Park, Dundas Square and Cherry Beach as well as weekly street marches. These are regular people, local freedom fighters who have continued to meet regularly. They have been bold enough to publicly question the narrative, always asking the tough questions.

The aim is to educate the public on laws, human rights and offer support to businesses and families. The gatherings provide space for the community to continue living life, socialising, learning and dancing. They are not anti-mask events, they are pro-freedom gatherings. 8 months and not one person has fallen ill. What does that tell you?

United non compliance

The concept of United Non Compliance is standing together and showing the power of a united front. Groups of people have a strong impact and can make a huge difference. It is far past time for us to stand up and speak up, if we believe those governing us are unjustly trying to take control. We have a duty to say something. We must be in United Non Compliance.

Queens Park humble beginnings

Queens Park was where it all began in May 2020 and many groups have been formed, friendships created and memories made. For the last few months we have been meeting in the public square at Yonge and Dundas.

Weekly Gatherings at Dundas Square

Every Saturday at Dundas Square speeches begin at 12 noon from community leaders, then off to the streets for a parade style march, gathering back at Dundas Square for a Live DJ dance party with Dancing is Essential afterwards. Join us and find your freedom family!