Vancouver woman charged with mischief after disrupting Junos defiant about public protest

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A Vancouver woman charged with mischief after a disruption at the Juno Awards is unapologetic about her public protest that garnered headlines around the world.

Casey Hatherly, who goes by the name Ever, was arrested after interrupting Avril Lavigne’s speech during the high-profile event; the 37-year-old was topless, wearing pasties and had slogans for environmental causes such as “Stop logging old growth now” and “Save the green belt” scrawled on her body.

CBC News spoke with Hatherly on Wednesday outside of the Edmonton courthouse after her bail hearing. Her next court appearance is April 5.

She said she is part of a group called On

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