The City of Montreal says that a performance at a downtown church by a Christian U.S. musician, who has already had shows at six public venues cancelled in other Canadian cities, cannot go on because the church does not have permits for a concert.
Sean Feucht describes himself on social media as a missionary, musician, and author. He has also spoken out against gender ideology and abortion.
Feucht was scheduled to perform in various public venues, including York Redoubt National Historic Site (a British fort in Nova Scotia built in 1793) and sites in Charlottetown, Moncton, Quebec City, Vaughan, and Gatineau. All of the municipalities cancelled permits for the venues, most citing safety concerns amid planned protests. Quebec City called him a “controversial artist” when citing its reason for the cancellation. The stops are part of his “Let Us Worship” movement….