Dozens of Hells Angels members were barred from city businesses but police laid no charges against any of the hundreds who came to the city for an annual national gathering over the weekend.

Operators of businesses throughout the city notified law enforcement about the presence of the motorcycle club members, who were then ejected under the province’s Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act, said city police.

“No arrests were made in relation to these ejections,” police said in a press release.

About 10 tickets were issued to Hells Angels members for traffic or parking violations, they added but the public impact from the bikers’ presence was minimal.

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“Due to the plan and resources in place by the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and other law enforcement agencies, the disruption fr

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