I need case brief of this case Mr. Jones, a self-proclaimed neighbourhood activist, assisted a resident in his community, Ms. Sunshine, in a fence dispute with another neighbour, Mr. Donut. In Y-1, Mr. Jones was sued by Mr. Donut for defamation. In the same year, the Court ordered Mr. Jones to pay Mr. Donut $50,000.00 for defamation.

On January 1, Y0, Ms. Cranberry, a journalist, with a regular column in the triOS Tribute newspaper, wrote a column about the Court's decision in the case between Mr. Donut and Mr. Jones. The column was titled "No Sunshine and Donuts Here", which was published by the triOS Tribute on January 2, Y0, both in print and online.

Mr. Jones has now sued Mr. Cranberry and triOS Tribute (the "Defendants") for $5,000.00, alleging that the column was defamatory of his character. You represent the Defendants. The Defendants are asking you if the Court could strike Mr. Jones' claim.

Without knowing the facts in the claim or the nature of the article, review, analyze and interpret the legal authorities provided to you and draw a conclusion that responds to your clients' question. Submit the entirety of your research in the form of a legal memorandum.

Legal Authorities Small Claims Court Rules - Rule 12.02 (1) and (2) Van de Vrande v. Butkowsky, 2010 ONCA 230 O'Brien v. The Ottawa Hospital (Civic Campus), 2011 ONSC 231 (Div. Ct.)) Cummings v. Burlington Radio Control Modelers, 2018 CanLII 123232 (ON SCSM)

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