Alberta Premier Danielle Smith promises bill protecting rights to refuse vaccines is coming
The plan is to introduce an amended Bill of Rights this fall that includes protections for individuals' personal medical decisions.
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Articles tagged Deena Hinshaw
Calgary pizza shop owner files lawsuit over illegal forced closure for serving the unvaccinated
Without Papers Pizza owner is suing the City of Calgary, the province of Alberta and former Chief Medical Officer Deena Hinshaw for shutting down his business in 2021.
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New Brunswick auditor general says province failed to give any evidence for 33 COVID-era decisions
New Brunswick Auditor General Paul Martin has stated that the province’s Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health was unable to provide evidence-based data to justify 33 different COVID-related decisions it made.
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Canadian pastor acquitted of $80k in COVID-related fines: ‘Complete victory’
On Monday, the Court of Appeal of Alberta acquitted pastor Tracy Fortin and her Church in the Vine in Edmonton of COVID-related convictions from April of 2022.
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Albertans charged for COVID violations will likely have charges dropped, Crown says
On Wednesday, the Alberta Crown Prosecutions Service in a statement said that 'there is no longer a reasonable likelihood of conviction in relation to Public Health Act charges involving the contravention of the disputed orders from the Chief Medical Officer of Health.'
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Alberta politicians violated provincial health act with COVID restrictions, judge rules
In a case involving three individual citizens and two Baptist church communities that assembled during the COVID-19 pandemic, Judge Barbara Romaine declared that their rights were infringed upon by the government.
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Alberta leadership candidate calls for ‘full review’ of health bureaucrats’ handling of COVID
During height of the COVID-19 crisis, Alberta's top doctor received a massive $227,911 'cash' bonus.
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Canadian provincial health officers must account for their roles in authorizing COVID mandates: courts
Judges ruled in two important court cases in Alberta and British Columbia that health officers in those provinces are not above the law and must account for their roles in enacting draconian virus rules.
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Alberta premier admits to overstating omicron hospitalizations by up to 60%
Premier Jason Kenney said a significant number of COVID-labeled hospitalizations were hospitalized for another reason, but tested positive by routine testing and were not sick with COVID.
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Canada’s gov’t has become everything our fallen heroes fought to save the world from
As we enter our twentieth month of ‘two weeks to flatten the curve,’ freedom is still an incentive dangled just out of our reach.
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