For those unfamiliar with this story, please see this RAIR Foundation report on it here.
The case is going to court TODAY. The Ottawa Citizen reports on it here this way.
St. Brigid’s deal fell apart after TUPOC failed to make a $100K deposit
But the people from TUPOC have a very different story which they will tell in court tomorrow. They have the money in certified bank drafts, and they did try and deliver them and on-time.
Today’s judgement will be very telling about the state of law in Canada.
APOLOGIES for the audio quality.
UPDATE: September 2: TUPOC’s lawyer wasn’t able to make it to court. So proceedings have been postponed for some days. The protest across the street was minimal. At most a dozen people and the few we knew about were not local to the area, but simply opponents of the existence of the group at all. Better put, existence of counter-narrative spaces. Around the building today where a few actual locals who support the project. Which is consistent with our other visits there.
More on that when we publish the interview with James Formosa.
