The Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms has asked a federal court to conduct a judicial review of ArriveCAN, an app that is required to enter Canada. Legal action has been filed on behalf of Canadians who feel the app is a violation of their rights.
“The applicants involved in this legal challenge have received fines of up to $8,500 each and been forced to disclose private medical information via the ArriveCAN”, a statement reads. “The legal challenge seeks to strike down the mandatory use of ArriveCAN and declare unconstitutional the 14-day quarantine requirements for Canadians who refuse to use ArriveCAN when returning home”.
The 11 applicants are concerned about how the app uses their personal health information. The Justice Center also noted that the app continues to face criticism for causing massive delays.Despite the backlash, the government insists on the continued use of the app, until at least September 30....
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