Good food. Good company. A case that matters to every Canadian.
Nearly five years ago, Adam Skelly became the first business owner in Canada charged criminally for defying a public health order. What followed was a five-year legal battle — six separate proceedings, hundreds of pages of expert evidence, and a fight that has now reached the Court of Appeal for Ontario following the Superior Court’s ruling this past March.
This case is different from every other COVID-era legal challenge still standing. It’s live. It has standing. And it rests on the evidence of six independent experts — spanning pharmacology, epidemiology, statistics, economics, virology and immunology — whose reports have never been refuted by the government in cross-examination. Concerned Constituents of Canada (CCCan) has sponsored this fight from the outset, and the road to the Court of Appeal isn’t cheap.
That’s where you come in.
Join us for a relaxed backyard meal in North Burlington — good homemade food, honest conversation, and a real update on where the case stands and what comes next.
📅 Saturday, July 11, 2026 | 4:00–10:00 PM
(Rain date: Sunday, July 12, 2:00–8:00 PM)
📍 North Burlington / Brant Street & Ester Drive area(exact address sent upon registration)
💵 $30/person — covers a full homemade food spread (salads, cheeses, specialty breads, hot and cold meats, baked beans, veggies, dessert; vegetarian and vegan options available)
Please bring your own chair and alcoholic beverages
🎙 Featuring:
● Rodney Palmer — former CTV analyst & CBC investigative journalist, on “How Our Trusted Media is Continuing to Fail Us and Erode Democracy”
● Adam Skelly (joining remotely)
● Jody Ledgerwood — TFM Report
● Ian Perry — litigator on the Adamson case
● Chris Weisdorf — on Bills C-8, C-9, C-22 and C-34
● Michael Alexander — litigator on the Dr. Mark Trozzi case
● Vincent Gircys — retired OPP
Registration is required by Wednesday, July 8 — space is limited, and the exact location will only be shared with confirmed guests.
All proceeds support Concerned Constituents of Canada (cccan.org) and the ongoing costs of appellate litigation. Beyond the ticket price, donations of any size are deeply appreciated — this case has already cost over half a million dollars to bring this far, and every dollar helps carry it to the Court of Appeal and, if necessary, the Supreme Court of Canada.
Register by e-transfer to ccoc4freedom@protonmail.com
