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© press The church was told they violated the province’s public health order Pastors at the Springs Church in Manitoba, Canada, have been told they face fines over $32,000 for holding church drive-in services in their province. The Springs Church in Winnipeg applied to hold drive-in services but was denied by Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench Chief Justice Glenn Joyal. The church was told they violated the province’s public health order, which forbids in-person religious gatherings. “The congregation attending in cars are persons,” Joyal argued. “They are persons who have attended for a common purpose.” “These orders necessarily restrict rights … in order to prevent death, illness and the overwhelming of the public health system in Manitoba,” Joyal further ruled.

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