Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada)
See also: Government of Canada
| Type | Project |
|---|---|
| Website | publicorderemergencycommission.ca |
| Wikipedia |  |
| Year founded | 2022 |
| Year discontinued | 2023 |
| Location |
 Canada
|
| Functions | Research |
| Funding sources | Governments or multi-govt organizations |
| Tags | canada public order inquiry |
| Summary | The Public Order Emergency Commission (POEC; French: Commission sur l'état d'urgence), also known as the Rouleau inquiry or the Inquiry into Emergencies Act was a public inquiry in Canada that investigated the invoking of the Emergencies Act on February 14, 2022 by the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during the Canada convoy protests. It was the first time the Emergencies Act had been invoked and it remained in place from February 14–23, 2022, the POEC investigated the rational for invoking the Emergencies Act and the measures taken for dealing with the emergency". The inquiry was led by commissioner Justice Paul Rouleau, who was appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on April 25, 2022. |
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Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 16 February 2023 English
The injunction targeted the project owners of the crowdfunding campaigns, in particular NPO “Freedom 2022 Human Rights and Freedoms.” With respect to the crowdfunding platforms, the effects of the order …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 15 February 2023 English
The Commission received full access to the information that was before Cabinet when it considered the circumstances leading to the declaration of the Public Order Emergency and the special temporary …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 15 February 2023 English
Coutts, Alberta 311 4.1 The lead-up to the protest and the first weekend 311 4.2 Early enforcement and the establishment of the Milk River blockade 313 Table of Contents (cont.) …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 15 February 2023 English
The Windsor and Ambassador Bridge protests 74 12.1 The City of Windsor 75 12.2 Pre-arrival intelligence and preparation 76 12.3 The start of the Windsor protests 77 12.4 The provincial …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 15 February 2023 English
The structure of the federal government 2.1 The governor in council Section 17(1) of the Emergencies Act gives the governor in council (GIC) the authority to declare the existence of …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 13 December 2022 English
25 By way of introduction, this presentation focuses 26 on the mandates of three key federal entities, that is, the 27 Federal Executive, the Prime Minister, Cabinet and the Governor …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 12 December 2022 English
The Commissioner must consider the Ambassador Bridge blockade and the efforts of the police and the City and police in response in order to report on the circumstances the led …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 12 December 2022
The Ottawa Coalition sought standing before the Public Order Emergency Commission (“POEC”) to address the circumstances that led to the declaration of the public order emergency, including the failure of …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 12 December 2022 English
Notwithstanding the successes of the response to the blockade in the City of Windsor (“Windsor”), this situation provides the opportunity to how to (1) improve responses to future public order …
Public Order Emergency Commission (Canada) · 11 December 2022 English
The drafting history of the Emergencies Act also supports the conclusion that the meaning of “threats to national security” to be used in the Emergencies Act is the same as …