Summary
In Brantford, Ontario, police received calls about "Santa isn't real" signs posted along a Santa Claus parade route. Although the signs upset some residents, they were not illegal due to Canada's free speech laws and were displayed on private property. The police reminded the public to enjoy the festive season but explained that no laws were broken.
Key Facts
- "Santa isn't real" signs appeared along a Santa Claus parade route in Brantford, Ontario.
- Police received several calls from upset residents about the signs.
- The signs were not illegal as they were on private property and protected under free speech laws.
- Police urged the public to embrace the festive season despite the signs.
- The annual Santa Claus parade in Brantford drew a crowd of around 30,000 people.
- Similar incidents have occurred before, including protests in Texas and Toronto.
- The signs sparked a mix of reactions on social media, with some people showing dismay and others questioning the response.
