Barber and Lich remain out on bail conditions that include the strict supervision of a court-approved surety, and both are restricted from communicating with a growing list of co-accused convoy leaders and participants. Read More
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Accused 'Freedom Convoy' leader Tamara Lich hires Lawrence Greenspon as defence lawyer
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