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Self-proclaimed 'Queen of Canada' representing herself in Saskatchewan court case
Romana Didulo and 15 followers face charges including intimidation and breaching court orders after RCMP seized 13 imitation firearms during a raid on their Saskatchewan compound.
- On September 3, Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested Romana Didulo, self-proclaimed `Queen of Canada`, and 14 others at a decommissioned Richmound school; Didulo and Ricky Manz were rearrested on September 4 after release breaches.
- RCMP said the raid followed reports that the compound occupant alleged to have firearms and tied to a July incident threatening four people including a police officer.
- Police seized 13 imitation semi‑automatic handguns, ammunition and electronic devices during the September 3 search, and the Saskatchewan Health Authority ordered the former school building vacated on September 4 with fines up to $75,000.
- A judge remanded Didulo after her first appearance on Friday and later granted bail with conditions barring contact with Ricky Manz, requiring residence monitoring in Regina, and prohibiting weapons; she will represent herself at a Monday hearing with a return to court on Wednesday.
- Didulo emerged around 2020 as a prominent QAnon figure and moved her group into the Richmound property in late 2023, naming it the `Kingdom of Canada`; locals have long complained about threats and harassment.
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