The court order prohibiting the use of air horns expires Thursday. Plaintiff Zexi Li and her lawyer Paul Champ want the judge to extend and broaden the order. They will be in court tomorrow at 1 pm, alleging: 
I tweeted about this a few days ago, that some named defendants had not, AFAIK, used their socials to get truckers to stop honking, as J. McLean had ordered. We will see tomorrow what he says about that.
Ten days ago, I thought the class-action lawsuit was all about getting the injunction. Now I’m not so sure. With TD Bank (and possibly others) paying seized funds into court, there is real money on the table that could be awarded if the claim is successful and class certified.
Ms. Li has filed a new affidavit that alleges increased honking in recent days and also suggests that Pat King had successfully influenced protesters to stop after the Feb. 7 court order:
It should be noted that since the Feb. 7 court order, the City of Ottawa got its own court order to enforce several types of bylaw infractions, including noise. But it’s not done in the context of civil litigation for damages.
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