Case Overview:
The case involved Memaz Inc. (plaintiff) and multiple defendants, including Monique Gauthier (also known as Cat Gauthier) and the Coalition to Save the Lemay Forest. The dispute centered around protests against Memaz Inc.'s development activities on private property in St. Norbert, Manitoba, involving environmental concerns and potential human remains.

Legal Issues:
The plaintiff alleged that Monique Gauthier violated a court-issued injunction by:

1. Threatening and intimidating the plaintiff through a private prosecution under The Cemeteries Act.
2. Trespassing on the plaintiff's property.
3. Failing to remove a vehicle obstructing access.
4. Using her body to physically block access to the property.

Court’s Findings:

• The court found Gauthier not guilty regarding the allegations of intimidation, trespassing, and obstruction with her truck due to insufficient evidence or reasonable doubt.
• However, the court found Gauthier guilty of civil contempt for intentionally using her body to impede access to the property on January 8, 2025, thereby breaching the injunction. The judge noted her deliberate defiance and refusal to comply with the court's order.

Costs and Awards:
The court adjourned the issue of costs to the sentencing phase, which will be scheduled separately. No specific award or cost amount has been determined yet.