Pastor who protested children’s ‘drag queen story hour’ released from jail but banned from social media
Derek Reimer was released from jail but placed under strict conditions on speaking against LGBT events after refusing to apologize for protesting ‘drag queen story hours’
By News on the Net LifeSiteNews & Artur Pawlowski—— Bio and Archives--December 17, 2025
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CALGARY, Alberta - Canadian pastor Derek Reimer has been released from jail but banned from using social media after he spoke out against a “drag queen story hour” for children.
On December 9, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench released Reimer from jail with strict conditions, including that he not use social media use and not preach against attending LGBT events.
“Pastor Derek is not allowed to use any form of social media,” pro-freedom pastor Artur Pawlowski, who was present at Reimer’s arrest, posted on X.
“The ruling that the judge gave at Pastor Derek’s Bail Hearing on
Tuesday was so vague that no one, including Derek’s lawyer, had any idea
the stipulations of Pastor Derek’s conditions,” he continued. “This is
done on purpose, so it will be easier to try to trap him in a breach and
arrest him.” ---More...
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