A class action lawsuit against the “Freedom Convoy” in downtown Ottawa has added 31 new named defendants and ballooned to a $306-million claim for the disruption to lives and livelihoods from the now three-week old occupation. Read More
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Convoy class action claim increased to $306M as downtown restaurateurs join lawsuit
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