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Councillor Takes Langley City Council Mayor to Court Over Freedom of Speech
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- Langley City Councillor Delaney Mack filed a legal petition against the City council and Mayor Nathan Pachal over free speech rights.
- The case stems from a 2025 complaint by Councillor Teri James about Mack's Facebook comments on city spending.
- Mack argues that the council's requirement for positive communication infringes on freedom of expression.
- Mack seeks a judicial review to stay decisions related to James' complaint, which could lead to sanctions.
- The City has not yet responded to the petition.
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