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    ==History==
    ==History==
    Canadian Justice first started dressing up in costume in 2013, around the time of the G20 protests.<ref>https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-current-for-sept-30-2020-1.5744016/these-real-life-canadian-superheroes-don-masks-and-capes-to-help-the-homeless-and-say-you-can-do-it-too-1.5744020</ref>
    Canadian Justice first started dressing up in costume in 2013, around the time of the G20 protests. His brother is Matt Sewell, aka [[Urban Knight]].<ref>https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-current-for-sept-30-2020-1.5744016/these-real-life-canadian-superheroes-don-masks-and-capes-to-help-the-homeless-and-say-you-can-do-it-too-1.5744020</ref>


    ==Gallery==
    ==Gallery==

    Revision as of 00:20, 14 October 2020

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    Canadian Justice
    Image:CanadianJustice.png
    Canadian Justice
    Vital Statistics
    Hero Canadian Justice
    Alias(es)
    Identity Public
    Alter Ego Mark Sewell
    Category
    Location Windsor, Ontario, Canada 42° 19' 0.26" N, 83° 2' 14.42" W
    Status Active
    Superhero Activity
    Team
    Affiliates Urban Knight
    Foes
    Actions Outreach
    Physical Description
    Gender Male
    Outfit Full facemask
    Colors Woodland camo
    Symbol
    Equipment
    Abilities

    Canadian Justice is a Real Life Superhero located in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He is a member of the Trillium Guards of Ontario.

    "When people see someone just helping the homeless but they're dressed in their normal clothes, they blend into the background, people continue to ignore the issue. Whereas when you have a bunch of people all with crazy outfits ... people look and if they look, then they tend to see what's going on."[1]


    History

    Canadian Justice first started dressing up in costume in 2013, around the time of the G20 protests. His brother is Matt Sewell, aka Urban Knight.[2]

    Gallery

    References

    External Links

    Facebook ("Mark Sewell")

    CBC video