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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, April 7, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — Charges have been dropped against a Canadian mother, who, along with her four children and the children’s grandmother, were each fined $3,000 after Canadian border agents refused to accept the results of their COVID tests — because the results were 2 hours expired.
“Of course I was very happy when I received the news,” the mother, a registered nurse (RNBN) who works in chronic care, told LifeSiteNews under condition that her name not be published due to fears of retaliation.
The Crown conveyed the news to the family on Holy Thursday.
“I was told it could take several months to years for a resolution. So I was extremely grateful for it all to be over within 6 weeks. It was the best Easter gift. All I could think was that God heard our prayers. The stress I was under was finally released,” the mother said.
LifeSiteNews reported in February how the mother and her family were returning from the U.S. to Manitoba after having attended the 79-year-old grandmother’s medical appointment and visiting family.
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