Annett told KTW that not only did he have documentation to prove his allegations, but he also had eyewitnesses who would testify to witnessing several burials in the land adjacent to the residential school and the surrounding orchard. But Annett’s claims that Tk’emlups was home to a mass grave were met with stiff opposition and severe doubt by local and regional Catholic Church officials, who in 2008 told KTW his allegations rested solely on anecdotal evidence and rumour. (Annett is also the man behind unproven claims that Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip took 10 children from the Kamloops Indian Residential School on a picnic in September 1964 and that the children were never seen again. The royal couple did not visit B.C. during that time, though they were in Ontario, , Quebec and Prince Edward Island in October 1964. Annett is a former United Church minister who was removed from that position in 1997. Today, he is known for rejecting Canadian governance, has established
by Charlie Smith on January 1st, 2021 at 9:30 AM 1 of 3 2 of 3
Vancouver police observed yet another gathering last night of maskless people thumbing their noses at provincial health recommendations.
Hugs Over Masks activists promoted the event, which was billed as the NYE Freedom Rally Dance Party, on the north side of the Vancouver Art Gallery.
Citytv s David Zura reported that former Vancouver Canucks national anthem singer Mark Donnelly was among those who performed.
It came after provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix reported that there were eight more deaths that day from COVID-19, bringing B.C. s total number of fatalities to 901.
Another leader in the antimask movement is calling for citizens arrests of mayors by Charlie Smith on December 10th, 2020 at 2:59 PM 1 of 4 2 of 4
There are more indications that those who oppose wearing masks are prepared to go further than just holding protests in front of public buildings.
In fact, there may be plans afoot to even interfere with efforts to get vaccines to people whose lives will be at risk if they contract COVID-19.
Kevin Annett, a former United Church minister, calls himself a special adviser in common law to the Republic of Kanata.
People who support this so-called sovereign nation believe that it has broken free from the British monarchy and its system of Crown law.