Canada fed up with fake pandemic and gestapo cops

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Originally Posted by Badenoch

I deleted my post but if you want to make an issue of it...

Today is April 5, 2021. The poll was taken January 6, 2021. January+February+March = 3, not 4.

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It's not me making the issue out of it.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

There was no obstruction..without a warrant, they had no business in the building. If it had been a legal issue, the cops would have charged him on the spot.

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I think you will find that a warrant is only necessary where dwellings and premises actually used as dwellings are involved....

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

I think you will find that a warrant is only necessary where dwellings and premises actually used as dwellings are involved....

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Are warrants not required to enter private properties? Churches are designated as such, no?

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

I think you will find that a warrant is only necessary where dwellings and premises actually used as dwellings are involved....

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I 'm under the impression that it is a criminal offence to disrupt a religious service such as mass?

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Originally Posted by impact

Are warrants not required to enter private properties? Churches are designated as such, no?

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Not necessarily. Dwellings, pretty much always unless exigent circumstances. Most Acts spell out search, entry etc authority.
Authorities need to be careful around religious activities. Not only does the Charter provide protection, but the CC also provides protection with criminal charges for interfering with a service. The officers in this instance did the right thing, and got out... charges can still be laid though.

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

Not necessarily. Dwellings, pretty much always unless exigent circumstances. Most Acts spell out search, entry etc authority.

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Is a church also called a Dwelling - House of worship?

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/.../page-139.html

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Originally Posted by impact

Is a church also called a Dwelling - House of worship?

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/.../page-139.html

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Not unless someone actually lives there.

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

Not unless someone actually lives there.

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Most churches usually have a rectory where the priest lives on the property.
I do not have details for the Calgary church.

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Originally Posted by impact

Most churches usually have a rectory where the priest lives on the property.
I do not have details for the Calgary church.

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Only the portion actually used as a dwelling would be the “dwelling”, where warrant requirements are concerned.

One point to remember - saying that the majority of Canadians are in favor of something doesn't make it right - if the majority favor lockdowns but the constitution prohibits lockdowns that's what should count - even if it is for public safety - I personally think a lot of things have happened during this pandemic that are illegal