By Canadian Press

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Three organizers of Calgary anti-mask rally get tickets, three more face charges

Dec 2, 2020 | 4:20 PM

CALGARY – Police in Calgary have ticketed three organizers of an anti-mask rally held over the weekend.

The province has banned outdoor gatherings of more than 10 people in order to slow the spread of the COVID-19.

Media have reported that hundreds attended the rally in the city’s downtown.

Artur Pawlowski has been charged under the Public Health Act with contravening a public health order, failing to wear a face covering where required and failing to have a permit for an event.

David Pawlowski and Ryan Audette are also charged with contravening a public health order and failing to wear a face covering.

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A Calgary police spokeswoman says the public health order charges each come with a $1,200 fine and there is a $50 fine under Calgary’s mask bylaw.