Law

A new affidavit filed Wednesday by Alberta Health Services says the agency is looking to amend its statement of defence in light of the emails, which the agency says it only became aware of last week.

Athana Mentzelopoulos, in a court document filed Thursday, alleges that far from being criticized for her work, she was praised by Health Minister Adriana LaGrange.

The ruling also rejects the claim that the original judge showed bias by saying the father tried to ‘indoctrinate’ the children by showing them ‘disturbing videos and telling them that the vaccine will kill them.’

Alberta Health Services and Alberta Health Minister Adriana LaGrange are being sued for wrongful dismissal by former AHS president Athana Mentzelopoulos.

The statement claims Athana Mentzelopoulos was ‘either unable or unwilling to carry out the mandate imposed by the province to decentralize care away from AHS.’

NBC News reported the family’s attorney said the boy received multiple sessions for sleep apnea and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

Two LGBTQ+ advocacy groups are seeking a court injunction that would suspend the law while the court decides its constitutionality.

In addition to agreeing to resign from the college and promising never to reapply in Ontario or any other jurisdiction in Canada, Dr. Robert Stanley Richards has also been fined $6,000.