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City of Moncton Denies Allegations in Lawsuit over Cancelled Christian Event

Burn 24/7 says the cancellation cut attendance from about 1,000 to 200 and forced a last-minute move, while Moncton cites safety concerns.

Summary by CBC News
The City of Moncton has filed a statement of defence, responding to a lawsuit against it which claims it infringed on Burn 24/7 Canada's freedom of expression rights when it revoked permits for a public worship concert.

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CBC NewsCBC News
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City of Moncton denies allegations in lawsuit over cancelled Christian event

The City of Moncton has filed a statement of defence, responding to a lawsuit against it which claims it infringed on Burn 24/7 Canada's freedom of expression rights when it revoked permits for a public worship concert.

·Ottawa, Canada
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LifeSiteNewsLifeSiteNews
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Canadian city cancels Christian worship event to stop 'anticipated hate speech'

'Governments cannot suppress peaceful expression simply because others threaten to protest it,' said constitutional lawyer Hatim Kheir.

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The Epoch TimesThe Epoch Times
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Moncton Denies Worship Event Cancellation Violated Free Speech

Sean Feucht performs in front of a crowd in Alfred, Ont., on July 26, 2025. (Matthew Horwood/The Epoch Times)

·New York, United States
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Justice Centre for Constitutional FreedomsJustice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
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Moncton denies cancellation of Christian worship event restricted free expression

MONCTON, NB: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that...

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Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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