Two men who were the faces of a COVID-19 protest blockade at a key border crossing will learn their fates Friday after being found guilty of mischief over $5,000 last year. The Crown has recommended a nine-month sentence for Marco Van Huigenbos and six months for Gerhard (George) Janzen, who played a lesser leadership role in the blockade. Van Huigenbos expressed relief at the case coming to a close, while Janzen apologized for the stress caused by the protest and expressed a commitment to seeking more constructive ways to express his views in the future.
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Woman unfazed by negativity of tattooing her face: ‘I don’t care what they think’
A woman who recently tattooed her face is unfazed by negative opinions, stating "I don't care what they think." She remains confident in her decision despite criticism from others. Despite facing backlash, she is unapologetic and stands by her choice to express herself through her tattoos. Full Article
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