Tamara Lich is a board director of the Maverick Party, a federal political party based in Western Canada. She started the freedom convoy 2022 Go Fund Me page.
Tamara Lich of Maverick Party started a Go Fund Me page to support the Freedom Convoy of truckers. She started the page to ask for donations that will go to the drivers who are currently protesting the covid-19 mandate released by the federal government.
More than $2.5 million has been already accumulated on the Go Fund Me page. The money will go to the protesting truck drivers who are driving all around the country starting from British Columbia heading to Ottawa.
Who Is Tamara Lich Maverick Party? Wikipedia Bio To Know
Tamara Lich is a board member of a federal political part of Western Canada, the Maverick Party.
Based in Alberta, she is affiliated with the separatist party that wants the Independence of Alberta and other provinces of Western Canada. As per her LinkedIn profile, she calls herself a board member of the political party.
Moving on, there’s nothing much to know about her on Wikipedia. However, she got the spotlight after starting the Go Fund Me page for convoy truck drivers that have gathered more than $2.6 million already.
According to her claims, the money will go to gas, food, and motels for the truck drivers who are currently in protest.
Tamara Lich Age And Freedom Convoy Go Fund Me: Twitter Controversy Explained
Tamara Lich has not shared anything about her age until now.
Unfortunately, she has become a part of a controversy that is currently going on Twitter.
As per Twitter users, Lich will use most of the money from donations for her own purpose. A lot of people have slammed Canadians for making Tamara a millionaire. as people have started demanding transparency.
As the money came from donations, there is never complete transparency of how much of it was used for the purpose. However, Lich was not available for comment at the moment.
Freedom Convoy 2022: Everything To Know
Freedom Convoy 2022 is a protest carried out by truck drivers in Canada.
It all started in November 2021 when the US Federal Government demanded that Canadian truck drivers who cross the US border be vaccinated or quarantined for 14 days.
The newly-made law made life difficult for the truck drivers who have slammed their government ever since. They set out to protest starting from British Columbia and are currently on their way to Ottawa.