Because his lawyer called it “false and defamation allegations” in a recent article.
The letter from the lawyer obtained by CBC News concerns an article published on Wednesday by the Western Standards website, which claims that Kenny has held a social gathering at Bottega 104 restaurant in Edmonton since the New Year, violating COVID-19 restrictions.
The gatherings allegedly included Environment and Parks Minister Jason Nixon and Health Minister Taylor Sandro.
The article also alleged that Kenny and others attended a party at a private lobbyist’s house.
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This article is based solely on the unnamed sources of the parties who are said by Western standards.
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is condemning recent protests against public-health measures, dismissing the demonstrators as “unhinged” conspiracy theorists who crossed a line by threatening the province’s top medical official.
Mr. Kenney’s rebuke was prompted by weekend protests outside GraceLife Church, near Edmonton, which Alberta Health Services fenced off because it ignored orders limiting capacity for places of worship and requiring masks. Pastor James Coates, who has been charged with violating the province’s Public Health Act, was jailed for more than a month for refusing to abide by those public-health orde