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Stop organizing protests? “They'd have to kill me” says Manitoba man
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June 24, 2021
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17:35Now PlayingSydney Fizzard talks to Patrick Allard, a Manitoba man who police have taken aim at for his role in organizing protests against Premier Brian Pallister's strict lockdown in the province. After racking up numerous fines for helping organize these events, Allard became a client of Fight The Fines.
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