Cross-country trekking veteran for freedom with 1,000 supporters on the final journey: Photo Report

Ottawa — Army veteran James Top arrived in Ottawa on June 30 on his way to his final stop, the War Memorial, more than four months after he began crossing Canada from the Terry Fox statue in downtown 1,000. More than one supporter has joined. Vancouver on February 20th.

#jamestopp @CanadaMarches pic.twitter.com/Rj6ZukSat7

— Noé Chartier (@NChartierET) June 30, 2022

Military veteran James Top will take a photo with supporters in Ottawa on June 30, 2022. (Noe Chartier / The Epoch Times)

Army veteran James Top will walk with his supporters to the final stop, the War Memorial of Korea, on June 30, 2022. (Noe Chartier / Epoch Times)

Topp was put on “unpaid leave” because he chose not to vaccinate the COVID-19 vaccine as a civilian in the RCMP detachment. Also, for the same reason, he faced trouble with the Canadian Army, where he served for 28 years. The military fined him for speaking publicly against the requirements of the federal vaccine in uniform.

Veteran soldiers have begun a march to protest the orders of COVID-19.

“Baindefoule” in French. (Crowd bath?) #jamestopp Meet supporters at Hogsback Park. @CanadaMarches pic.twitter.com/ahA1ZnijGs

— Noé Chartier (@NChartierET) June 30, 2022

Army veteran James Top will walk with his supporters to the final stop, the War Memorial of Korea, on June 30, 2022. (Noé Charter / The Epoch Times)

Topp met with a conservative MP as he approached Ottawa on June 22nd. I thought it was possible. “

When he arrives in Ottawa on June 30 after completing his 4,300-kilometer journey, more than 1,000 supporters will take part in his final trek, taking pictures, waving and hugging. Many people approached him because of.

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Noé Charter is a Montreal-based Epoch Times reporter. Twitter: @NChartierET Gettr: @nchartieret