Protesters Rally at Toronto’s Dundas Square, Call on Governments to End Lockdowns

Protesters Rally at Toronto’s Dundas Square, Call on Governments to End Lockdowns
Anti-lockdown protesters gather at Dundas Square in Toronto on Jan. 2, 2020. Chuck Black/Freedom Forum Canada
Isaac Teo
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The organizer of an anti-lockdown protest held at Dundas Square in Toronto on Jan. 2 says that the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions in Canada are part of a “political agenda” from the governments and an “attack on our democracy.”

Called the “Freedom Marches,” the protest called on the municipal, provincial, and federal governments to end the COVID-19 lockdowns that are affecting small businesses and Canadians. Several hundred protesters turned up on Saturday.