Fri May 5, 2023 – 3:57 pm EDT
CAISTOR CENTRE, Ontario (LifeSiteNews) —A Canadian father who runs a trucking company remains “confident” in the face of his four criminal charges for participating in the 2022 Freedom Convoy.
Despite being charged earlier this week, Harold Jonker, who runs Jonker Trucking Inc. out of Caistor Centre in Ontario’s Niagara region, revealed he is “not concerned” and trusts in God’s plan, according to an interview with True North News.
“We’re not alone; there’s people out here that are willing to help, and I’ve been humbled by the amount of support I’ve been receiving from people across Canada,” he said.
Jonker said the charges laid against him 14 months after the convoy “came as a surprise but not as a shock.” According to the terms of his bond, he must turn himself in to the Ottawa Police on May 10, but Jonker remains hopeful, saying, “The Lord willing, the truth prevails. It always does; it just sometimes takes a long time.”
The trucker faces one charge of mischief for obstructing property, another for intimation by blocking or obstructing a highway, and two counts of counsel for an uncommitted, indictable offence.
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