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WINNIPEG An anti-restriction rally coincided with a legal challenge of Manitoba’s public health orders on Monday. Seven churches and three individuals are fighting the province’s measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The 10 applicants, which include a church minister repeatedly fined for defying orders, are being represented by the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. The applicants are arguing the orders infringe on their Charter rights to hold religious and public gatherings and to gather at private homes. On Monday, Court of Queen’s Bench Chief Justice Glenn Joyal began hearing testimony from witnesses in the case. Tobias Tissen, a minister at the Church of God Restoration near Steinbach, Man., testified in the case and then spoke at the rally.
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A lawyer representing the Edmonton-area pastor charged with breaching COVID-19 restrictions argued officials chose to ticket him only after he gave a sermon critical of government and health authorities.
On Tuesday, provincial court Judge Robert Shaigec heard constitutional arguments in the case of GraceLife Church pastor James Coates, who is charged with breaching the Public Health Act by holding worship services without COVID capacity restrictions at his Parkland County church.
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