Brian Giesbrecht is a retired provincial court judge of 31 years in Manitoba who has written extensively on free speech and Indigenous issues. When the pandemic started, he teamed up with retired Lieutenant Colonel David Redman of Alberta to co-write some articles for newspapers pointing to the success that Sweden was having with their approach to the pandemic. “I was very surprised that the reaction was almost uniformly hostile,” he said. Taking a different view than the government narrative was absolutely discouraged by the media.
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In May of 2021, indoor church services were no longer permitted and outdoor gatherings were limited to five people. Rick and other like-minded people felt their constitutional rights were being violated.
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Dr. Pardy’s testimony covers the dilemma of the “state” being based upon three different branches: legislature, the administration (executive) and the courts. He shows how officials have the discretion to decide the public good, and as their mandates included pushing vaccines and lockdowns, it was the assumption that this was for the public good
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