Independent Ontario MPP Randy Hillier has been released on bail with several conditions after turning himself in to Ottawa police on March 28 over nine charges related to the Freedom Convoy protests that took place in the national capital last month. The Crown consented to Hillier’s release after he made an appearance in court by telephone the same day. Justice of the Peace Louise Logue released him with several conditions, including a prohibition from posting on social media about the Freedom Convoy protests, COVID-19 mask or vaccine mandates, or the “anti-vaccine cause.” The MPP, who represents the riding of Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston in Ontario, is also forbidden from attending or providing any form of support, including financial support, to the Freedom Convoy or any organizations or causes that oppose COVID-19 masks or vaccines. In addition, the 64-year-old is not allowed to set foot in downtown Ottawa other than meeting with his lawyer nor …