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JCCF fighting pandemic worship restrictions across Canada June 3, 2021
Provincial governments across Canada are presenting faith adherents with rays of hope by unveiling roadmaps and timelines on the lifting of public worship restrictions heading into the summer months.
Ultimately, these scenarios will come to fruition if the vaccination rates and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations hit goals set by provincial health departments.
These guidelines are not enough for some who want to return to their places of worship, sooner and more fully. And they have an ally in the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF), a legal advocacy group headquartered in Calgary, that has not deviated from one fixed target: an end to all lockdown restrictions.
The Rebel to Rabble Review: Anti-lockdown legal battles By iPolitics. Published on May 21, 2021 1:00am Anti-mask protesters in Peterborough, Ont., on Jan. 16
Rebel News supporters who dutifully opened their wallets to fill the coffers of the avowedly right-leaning media outlet’s Fight the Fines campaign can take heart in knowing that, while their latest bid to overturn an “anti-free-speech restraining order” may not have been entirely successful, their crowd-funded legal team might at least get the chance to cross-examine Alberta’s chief medical officer, Deena Hinshaw, in court.
Alberta Health Services imposed the order as part of a provincewide crackdown on “illegal public gatherings.”
CALGARY Alberta Health Services (AHS) has been granted a restraining order against a Calgary mayoral candidate who threatened harm to its employees. The interim injunction order, granted on Friday, prevents Kevin J. Johnston from obstructing or interfering with AHS and its officers and employees, including public health officers, in their enforcement efforts of the Public Health Act, including the Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH) Orders. The order also prohibits Johnston from contacting any AHS employees by any means, recording or photographing AHS employees, visiting any AHS sites (except for necessary medical treatment), attending at the residential premises of AHS officers or employees, approaching or being within 100 metres of any AHS public health officer.