# Source note — Freedom Convoy bank “blacklist” / Blacklock’s graphic

Published: 2026-08-18

## Lead captured

User-supplied graphic attributed to `Blacklocks on X | August 17, 2026 | @Tablesalt13`.

Visible claim: federal Freedom Convoy blacklist listing political protestors was distributed to thousands of corporations, including Chinese banks; Blacklock’s reportedly says Minister Chrystia Freeland’s office and the RCMP compiled/distributed the list; it was compiled under the February 2022 Emergencies Act order and later ruled unlawful.

## Sources preserved

- User-supplied graphic image: `lead-image.jpg`.
- Search captures for Blacklock’s/X, Post Millennial, Juno/CounterSignal-style reposts and related coverage.
- The Post Millennial article capture, accessible and quoting Blacklock’s/federal-record claim details.
- Federal Court of Appeal plain-language summary for 2026 FCA 6.
- CTV / Canadian Press capture on the Federal Court of Appeal ruling.
- Justice Laws capture of the Emergency Economic Measures Order, SOR/2022-22.

## Evidence limits

Blacklock’s itself appeared in search snippets but the full Blacklock’s document package was not directly retrieved in this pass. X was login-walled. The article therefore labels the “thousands of corporations / Chinese banks / no distribution restrictions” details as **reported from Blacklock’s/new federal records by accessible secondary coverage**, not as an independently reproduced government document set.

## Editorial caution

The article avoids collective blame against Chinese Canadians or Chinese people. “Chinese banks” is treated as a foreign-bank / cross-border data-sharing accountability question. The checked sources do not prove the Chinese Communist Party itself received or used the list.