Despite frigid temperatures, dozens of Albertans gathered at the legislature in Edmonton to honor the victims—some of whom were their family members or friends—and to call for justice. I approached a man quietly standing among the crowd, holding a picture of a young teenager. Curious, I asked about the photo.
Jesse Johnson, a Calgary pizza shop owner who faced charges for serving unvaccinated customers during COVID-19, is now suing the Alberta government after those charges were dropped.
A small bookstore from Eckville, AB, is fighting AHS in court to secure a judicial review of the Public Health Appeal Board's two closure orders and a food handling permit suspension order, all stemming from the COVID era.
The crown has dropped charges against Jesse Johnson (owner of Without Papers Pizza) who was being prosecuted for not closing down his restaurant to unvaccinated people in Calgary, Alberta.
Dr. William Makis calls on Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith to fire the "corrupt health officials" recommending boosters, labeling it "catastrophic medical malpractice."
Anthony "Tony" Olienick remains detained at the Medicine Hat Remand Centre, where he has been battling a gut disease. The remand, designed as a temporary holding facility pending trials or further legal proceedings, has been Tony's home for an uncomfortably long duration.
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