Toronto lawyer Caryma Sa’d to take on anti-lockdown celeb Chris Sky in online interview
“My agenda isn’t to platform his dumb ideas, but to further entrench division within the movement,” Sa’d tells NOW By NOW Staff
Photo courtesy of Caryma Sa d.
Caryma Sa’d, the Toronto lawyer who has made a pastime out of antagonizing anti-lockdown celebrity Chris Saccoccia (aka Chris Sky), will now go toe-to-toe with the pumped-up anti-masker in an interview.
“My agenda isn’t to platform his dumb ideas, but to further entrench division within the movement,” Sa’d tells NOW Magazine.
Details of the Saturday, July 10 event were posted on Instagram Wednesday afternoon. It will take place at 420 Cannabis Court, the outdoor venue in the courtyard of Chinatown Centre on Spadina. It will be streamed live online as part of the debut of Sa’d’s online show Caryma Rules The Night. Seating will be limited to 25 at the venue.
TORONTO Raucous anti-masker Chris “Sky” Saccoccia allegedly threatened to kill Ontario Premier Doug Ford, a peer in his anti-lockdown movement as well as all of Canada’s premiers earlier this month, and then drove a vehicle at a police officer who tried to arrest him. According to court documents obtained by CTV News Toronto, Saccoccia allegedly told a man named Rob Carbone, leader of the self-styled “Republican Party of Canada,” that he wished to kill Carbone, Ford and all of the premiers in Canada, on or about May 12. One week later, a Toronto police constable went to find Saccoccia in York Region, when the 37-year-allegedly drove a car at the constable in an attempt to flee.
Published Tuesday, May 25, 2021 11:07AM EDT Raucous anti-masker Chris “Sky” Saccoccia allegedly threatened to kill Ontario Premier Doug Ford, a peer in his anti-lockdown movement as well as all of Canada’s premiers earlier this month, and then drove a vehicle at a police officer who tried to arrest him. According to court documents obtained by CTV News Toronto, Saccoccia allegedly told a man named Rob Carbone, leader of the self-styled “Republican Party of Canada,” that he wished to kill Carbone, Ford and all of the premiers in Canada, on or about May 12. One week later, a Toronto police constable went to find Saccoccia in York Region, when the 37-year-allegedly drove a car at the constable in an attempt to flee.
Posted: May 25, 2021 2:58 PM ET | Last Updated: May 25
Chris Saccoccia, seen here during a protest against mandatory mask measures on Toronto transit last year, is now facing several criminal charges linked to alleged threats made during a phone call this month.(Evan Mitsui/CBC)
Chris Saccoccia, one of Canada s most ardent anti-mask and anti-lockdown figures, was arrested last week after allegedly threatening to kill Ontario Premier Doug Ford and the rest of Canada s premiers, court documents show.
The most recent charges against Saccoccia, also known as Chris Sky, stem from remarks made during a May 12 phone call with Rob Carbone, the head of the so-called Republican Party of Canada. Elections Canada does not list the party on its website.