Pat King, a prominent figure during the Freedom Convoy protest this winter, has been granted bail and will be released after spending 150 days in jail.
The decision, delivered on July 18 by Superior Court Justice Anne London-Weinstein, comes after a two-day bail review for King last week in an Ottawa court. The proceedings were placed under a publication ban.
King will be released later today and is ordered to leave Ottawa within 24 hours to return home to Alberta, where he is required to live with a surety.
His bail conditions ban him from using social media and from taking part in activities related to the convoy. King is also prohibited from contacting convoy organizers including Chris Barber, Benjamin Dichter, Tamara Lich, and Tom Marazzo unless in the presence of legal counsel….