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Everything you need to know about COVID-19 in Alberta on Friday, May 21 Fully vaccinated Albertans no longer have to quarantine if they are exposed to COVID-19 and are not showing symptoms, the province's chief medical officer of health said Thursday. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 21, 2021 10:47 AM MT | Last Updated: May 22 Louise Smyth, 97, who has travelled all over the world, was finally able to travel to the grocery store after receiving her second COVID-19 vaccine shot in Calgary. 'My family provided all my food supplies during the pandemic,' she said.(AHS )

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Calgary Pastor Rejects Bail Terms Amid Claims of Invalid Court Order Used for His Arrest Another pastor in Alberta has been arrested for allegedly defying the province’s COVID-19 gathering restrictions, but lawyers said the health enforcement order on which the arrest was based is no longer valid. Pastor Tim Stephens of the Fairview Baptist Church was detained by Calgary police on Sunday for allegedly refusing to limit his congregation and have them wear masks as stipulated by the Alberta Health Services (AHS). On May 6, the AHS obtained an order from the Court of Queen’s Bench of Albert...

A third Canadian pastor has been arrested after violating COVID-19 restrictions. Tim Stephens, the pastor of Fairview Baptist Church in southeast Calgary, was arrested Sunday after months of urging members of his congregation to break public health orders.  Canadian police reported that the Baptist pastor was arrested for organizing a church service Sunday that “did not comply with public health orders, including masking, physical distancing and attendance limits.” In a statement, authorities stated that police did not enter the church during the service. "The pastor acknowledged...

CALGARY:  The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms was in court again today on behalf of Calgary pastor Tim Stephens, in jail since Sunday May 16. Alberta Health Services (AHS) has sought to keep Pastor Stephens in jail until he agrees to consent to the violation of his Charter rights and freedoms by Alberta’s public health orders. Alberta’s public health orders are subject to Charter challenges in two separate court actions, and thus far the Alberta Government has failed to produce any medical or scientific evidence, in either court action, that might justify its public heal...