Fri Mar 25, 2022 - 7:33 pm EDT LETHBRIDGE, Alberta (LifeSiteNews) – Canadian Christian Pastor Artur Pawlowski was granted bail this afternoon by a provincial court judge on mischief and critical infrastructure charges, but once released he will be under strict house arrest conditions that will severely limit his movement. His release date will not come until sometime next week, according to Rebel News, as there have been new charges placed against him. Once out of jail, Pawlowski will be mandated to a house curfew from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. except to attend his church services, as reported by Rebel News, and is barred from attending protests of any kind or meeting with the public. His wife and son will act as his sureties, having to pay a total of $12,000. As for Pawlowski, he has to post $25,000 in bail on his own. Pawlowski had been behind bars since February 8. After the second bail hearing court proceedings, which took place Tuesday and Wednesday, the judge delayed her decision until …