Six days have been set aside in December for the trial of a woman accused of disrupting a Kelowna Remembrance Day ceremony nearly two years ago.
Linda Jackson is charged with disturbing the order of a solemnity after a group of approximately 75 to 100 anti-vaccine demonstrators showed up at the informal gathering in City Park on Nov. 11, 2021.
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A microphone and speakers were used in an attempt to speak to the crowd which had gathered to honour local veterans.
Jackson appeared at a pre-trial conference May 1. She told the court she plans to call eight witnesses, while the crown intends on having 13 witnesses testify.
The trial has been scheduled for Dec. 4-7 and 14-15. Another pre-trial conference has been set for Oct. 6.
Jackson was supported in court by notable anti-COVID mandate protestor David Lindsay and two other individuals.
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