Action4Canada Empower Hour Wednesday September 2, 2026. Zoom doors open at 4:25pm PST/7:25pm EST. Empower Hour guest segment 4:30pm PST/7:30pm EST. Be sure to Register in advance and invite others.

On the next Empower Hour, we are going back to the beginning of one of the most important undertakings in Action4Canada’s history—our constitutional legal challenge against the BC and federal governments over their response to COVID-19. After more than five years of litigation, appeals and repeated delays caused by the courts and defendants’ lawyers, Action4Canada is finally heading back to court on September 24, 2026, when the defendants’ second Motion to Strike will be heard. It is a significant moment in our legal battle. This case raises matters of profound public interest and constitutional importance that we firmly believe must be heard.

With this important date approaching the time is right to take you back to 2021, when Tanya Gaw stood alongside A4C’s constitutional lawyer, Rocco Galati, to announce the filing of our original 391-page Notice of Civil Claim. From the outset, we believed it was critically important to put all of the evidence on the court record—to document what was happening to Canadians, challenge the unprecedented actions of government and pursue accountability through the courts. The claim was extensive because the magnitude of what was occurring demanded it.

We paid a price for taking that stand. Action4Canada and Rocco Galati were harshly criticized and attacked. But we remained steadfast because we knew pursuing this case was the right thing to do.

What makes this 2021 press conference particularly relevant today is what Rocco said when we first launched the case: that the courts have a constitutional duty to review legislation for constitutionality; review executive action for constitutionality; and review the common law for conformity with the Constitution. He also anticipated the possibility that government might attempt to strike the claim, stating plainly: “If the government wants to move to strike, we’ll be there to meet them.”

The defendants brought their first Motion to Strike in 2022, seeking to have our claim dismissed without leave to amend, but the Court rightfully rejected that request. We subsequently appealed issues arising from the decision, and in February 2024 the Court of Appeal clarified matters concerning our ability to pursue declaratory relief central to the case. On December 12, 2024, we filed our newly amended Notice of Civil Claim and continued pressing forward.

Throughout the years Tanya repeatedly said that we must trust the delays. Today, that perspective is more relevant than ever. As our case moves forward, investigations—particularly the Fauci hearings in the United States—are exposing the COVID-19 fraud and “mass negligent homicide,” as Dr McCullough recently called it.

The passage of time has not diminished the importance of this case. It has made the pursuit of truth, justice and accountability even more important.

Many Canadians may not realize just how early Action4Canada entered this battle—or the extraordinary scope of the work we undertook from the very beginning. This week’s Empower Hour will replay that original 2021 press conference and, in the sections below, we revisit some of that extensive work to investigate, document, warn, educate, equip and take action.

We were on the frontline then. We remain steadfast today—and we will not stop until justice prevails.

For the complete history, court documents and updates on this case, visit Action4Canada’s Legal Action page.