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Tannis Brideau said she felt that Judge Hendrickson had treated her “very, very fairly” during her trial and in court.

During a multi-day trial at Moose Jaw Provincial Court, nearly a dozen radio station employees testified about how often Tannis Brideau harassed them — sometimes in person, but mostly by phone.

During Tannis Brideau’s multi-day trial in June, police officers and staff from M&M Meats and Spiritleaf Cannabis Dispensary spoke about the disruption the community activist caused on Oct. 1, 2023.

The Caronport-based business received a $14,000 ticket on Oct. 27, 2021 for allegedly breaching pandemic health orders that required businesses to ask for vaccine passports or negative COVID-19 tests.

Flu cases are outnumbering COVID-19 in the province

The Saskatchewan nurse practitioner had expressed personal views on social media against COVID-19 vaccines, face masks, and treatment options.

New sublineages detected in September: BQ.1/BQ.1.11 and BA.2.75.2 .

Even though Sask Health says Carol Pearce's death was from natural causes, MLA Nadine Wilson maintains she died from the COVID-19 booster shot.

A witness told SASKTODAY.ca that people in the drug store were screaming and crying

Judge says important function of independent judiciary is 'catching and correcting grievous government mistakes and miscalculations' and throughout history people who held government to account were regarded as heroes – not subversives