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A province in Canada that previously banned drive-in events, including worship services, as part of an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19 has changed their rules to allow them to take place.
Manitoba had previously prohibited churches from holding drive-in worship services, even if people stayed inside their vehicles and kept their windows closed.
However, during a press conference Tuesday, Premier Brian Pallister and chief public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin announced a loosening of the rules.
According to the new standards, drive-in worship will be allowed provided people attend only with members of their household and remain inside their cars.
Lockdown Measures Tested in Court, as Opposition to COVID Restrictions Grows
An appliance store chain is challenging recent COVID-19 lockdown measures in Toronto and Ontario’s Peel Region in the hopes of being able to operate despite the restrictions.
On Dec. 3, Canadian Appliance Source sought a court ruling to allow its stores to open, arguing that it stands to lose millions due to the closure. Justice Frederick Myers of the Ontario Superior Court postponed the hearing until Dec. 8.
“I have little understanding of the public interest assessment behind the COVID-19 regulatory regime. Everyone sees the apparent unfairness of small stores closing while big box stores remain open,” he wrote on Dec. 3, according to Blacklock’s Reporter.