Chrystia Freeland Deputy Prime Minister

The RCMP says it is investigating the verbal harassment of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland that occurred in Alberta on Aug.

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Let's be clear from the outset: The tall, bearded man who confronted Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland in the lobby of Grande Prairie City Hall last ...

So how come he got to call the truckers who objected to his vaccine mandate all sorts of vile names — racists, sexists, science-deniers? You deserve to live in peace without fear of threats of violence.” And, therefore, it does nothing to solve the problem. We’re told that even where the behaviour may appear consensual, it often is not because of this imbalance. That’s a risky assertion for me to make. It is utterly and absolutely unacceptable to treat another person the way he verbally abused her, even someone in public office.

The RCMP says it is investigating an incident last Friday in which Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland was subjected to a profane tirade in Grande ...

Trudeau cited a need to assuage fear and anger and respond with a positive vision of the future. “The RCMP continuously reviews its protective measures and practices in place in order to ensure a safe and secure environment for protectees.” Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino says the incident is part of a broader pattern of objectionable behaviour, aimed in particular at women, people of colour and Indigenous people. She says when the threshold for a criminal charge is met, the RCMP or the police of jurisdiction may arrest and lay charges. “For security reasons, the RCMP doesn’t comment on specifics when it comes to security measures afforded to the deputy prime minister,” Percival said. The man in the video looms in front of the open elevator doors and tells Freeland to get out of Alberta, while a woman tells her, “You don’t belong here.”

Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino on Monday called the harassment of people in public roles, mainly women and racialized Canadians, ...

A video clip of the incident was posted on social media on Friday, and showed a man approaching Freeland while she walked into an elevator at city hall in Grande Prairie, Alta. “Physical action and statements made in person or online can have a significant impact and can be against the law. Generally, only in the event that an investigation results in the laying of criminal charges, would the RCMP confirm its investigation, the nature of any charges laid and the identity of the individual (s) involved.”

Canadian police are investigating after Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland was subjected to a profane tirade in Alberta.

He said that diminishes a woman’s voice and her right to free expression. It added that if the criminal threshold is not met for laying charges, it examines threats and derogatory comments from an intelligence perspective. Trudeau characterized the confrontation as a backlash of a type that has been growing on social media for many years, saying that women who speak up on social media are often subjected to harassment and toxicity.

Incident in which Chrystia Freeland is subjected to foul-mouthed tirade at city hall meeting in Alberta is being investigated.

She expressed gratitude for municipal staff who “calmly de-escalated the situation and acted in a highly professional manner despite the stressful circumstance”. He said that diminishes a woman’s voice and her right to free expression. It added that if the criminal threshold is not met for laying charges, it examines threats and derogatory comments from an intelligence perspective.