Alberta's opposition NDP is calling on all United Conservative MLAs to condemn a phone call between the premier and outspoken street pastor Artur Pawlowski.
The NDP calls Pawlowski an "extremist" who should not have been given time to speak to Danielle Smith, let alone get a phone call with the premier.
Pawlowski has staunchly opposed public health restrictions since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, but also has expressed homophobic views. In 2013, he said the Calgary flood was punishment for homosexuality. "No, they represent lawlessness. They are gangsters for the biggest mafia that there is: Kenney’s mafia.”
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