Anti-maskers seek to be heard at City Hall over bylaw

LONDON, ONT. -- A meeting at City Hall on Tuesday will hear the first update on London's mandatory face-covering bylaw, and a number of mask opponents are looking to be heard.

More than a dozen people who take issue with the bylaw, which was implemented in July, want to be heard at the Strategic Priorities and Policy committee meeting.

Some letters include references to tyranny, corruption, fear and draconian measures. You can find the full list here.

The meeting starts at 4 p.m.

Mask By-law challenged by more than a dozen people. Delegation requests and letters added to agenda of today’s SP&P Committee meeting at #LdnOnt city hall. ALSO: new letter br Councillor Van Holst challenges “false narrative” about those who don’t wear a mask. Excerpt here: pic.twitter.com/DE61pasxNB

— Daryl Newcombe (@DNewcombeCTV) September 22, 2020

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  A excerpt from a letter submitted to the City of London calling regarding the mandatory face-coverings bylaw.