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To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. As Governments and businesses turn their minds toward the recovery and re-opening of the economy, our team is closely monitoring updates from governments across Canada. The following summarizes the recovery and re-opening measures which have been announced to date in each jurisdiction. We will continue to update this summary as further measures are introduced across the country. This roundup ...

State of emergency extended to March 2

The only biting allowed at restaurants is the kind that involves food.

Nelson Police have charged a Winlaw woman with being in contravention of the COVID-19 Measures Act following a rally Saturday afternoon in Nelson. Nelson Police said the organizer of the Kootenay Freedom Peaceful Assembly rally, held at City Hall on Ward Street in Nelson, was issued a $2,300 Violation Ticket as a result of the current Provincial Health Order banning

January 29, 2021 Twenty-seven people were fined for gathering in groups of more than eight people and intermingling at Changi Beach Park. National Parks Board SINGAPORE - Two food and beverage (F&B) operators are to be charged next Tuesday (Feb 2) for allegedly breaching safe management measures, one of them while continuing to operate despite being ordered to close for multiple infringements previously. They were among 12 F&B outlets sanctioned, four of which were ordered to close and six fin...

The inspection begins next month and ends in June this year.

Nairobi Butcheries Put on Notice in New Crackdown Meat in a butchery Twitter Butcheries are among the traders targeted in a crackdown exercise by the Nairobi City County Government. In a notice on Wednesday, January 27, the county will undertake an annual verification and inspection of weighing and measuring instruments by traders. The exercise which will be conducted in all 11 sub-counties is meant to nab unscrupulous traders who have tampered with their weighing machines. The inspection is...

Police said the party was so large it featured a doorman wearing a protective vest using a counting device and carrying several denominations of money. 

The Riverside Calvary Chapel. (Kyler Emerson) COVID-19 has impacted our daily lives for several months now, and cases are rising everywhere, including B.C. Everyone should be following protocols placed by the B.C. government to slow down infection rates and “flatten the curve.” As more vaccines are on the way this spring, following social distancing rules remains paramount. However, some churches in the province seem to have different thoughts about the virus and the necessity of enacting r...

100 Mile RCMP continuing to investigate COVID-19 violations at 105 Mile Church SHARE ON: 100 Mile House RCMP are continuing to investigate a 100 Mile House Church for COVID-19 violations. Police received a complaint of possible Emergency Program Act violations at the church located in the 5400 block of Tatton Station Road near 105 Mile House. An officer attended the church and observed several individuals leaving the church without proper face coverings in place. According to RCMP, the officer�...