Who we are


At Police for Freedom Canada we continue to urge those in Law Enforcement and our Justice System to do what is right, based on moral and ethical principles. The recent arrest of Freedom activist Tamara Lich appears politically motivated setting a new low for those following orders from above failing to see the forest for the trees. In stark comparison, repeat offenders for gun crimes are set free on bail while those who dare to unify Canadians in peace are arrested without cause, held in custody and used as deterrence against those that dare speak out against our government.

We ask all Canadians to support Tamara in standing against government aggression. We welcome Canadians to join us in a peaceful gathering in Ottawa this Canada Day. Let us celebrate our heritage, our Constitution and our love of this great land while we still can.

In light of recent events, mandates and regional laws, Canadians have lost freedoms without the due process required for justification. This has fundamentally changed the way we live. This collective tension, uncertainty, and pressure is causing confusion and conflicting encounters between our police services and the citizens they serve. We believe in the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms of all citizens pursuant to the Canadian Constitution Supremacy Clause 52(1).

We are human beings serving and protecting other human beings

Police For Freedom Canada aims to improve overall societal well-being in these difficult times – both for citizens and members of our Police, Fire, and EMS services.

The objective of the peaceful marches, events, campaigns, and content supported by Police For Freedom is to educate regarding human rights, civil liberties, constitutional rights as well as the ethical code of conduct relative to Emergency Services.
 
We are colleagues from different professional backgrounds in Emergency Services both retired and active duty with a desire to continue to carry out our work based on our personal and professional ethical and moral values.
 
We call out for common sense and professional ethics.