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By News Room May 28, 2021 | 10:23 AM Regina Police say they now know  the identities of 17 people who were captured on video footage inside the Cornwall Centre not wearing a mask. The identities of eight of those people came from tips from the public after a webpage with their photos were attached earlier this month. A large group of maskless people entered the mall April 24 after a downtown rally was held featuring those against the COVID-19 restrictions we are under. Its believed the group were also attendees at the rally. Police say a number of fines have been issued, but won’t ...

The social divide is widening right under our noses, and we don't seem to notice.

Regina Police Chief Evan Bray (Lisa Schick/980 CJME) To identify participants of a rally who recently marched into the Cornwall Centre unmasked in defiance of public health measures, Regina police posted footage and closeups of faces online. So far, the tips have been good, says Regina Police Service Chief Evan Bray. In one case, a woman told police it was her son-in-law who participated in the breaking of public health orders that limit the size of gatherings. ” ‘That’s my son-in-law and I don’t appreciate the fact that he’s down there,’ ” Bray recalls the woman saying. “That...

When asked how he would feel if this rally led to more infections and possibly hospitalizations or deaths, which has been a risk in Saskatchewan before, he shrugged it off. “I’m not responsible, you know? I think it’s important to be here today,” Bernier said. “The risk to spread COVID outside is almost not existing right now.” He also defended breaking public health measures. “There is no law. It’s a decree … We are in a supposed emergency time, but an emergency for more than 13 months? It’s not an emergency anymore … We’re not brea...

  REGINA -- Investigating and monitoring recent freedom rallies is requiring a lot of the Regina Police Service’s resources. RPS will be keeping a close eye on Victoria Park this Saturday as a rally against Saskatchewan’s public health orders is scheduled to take place in the downtown park. "We’ll have uniformed police officers, so our patrol members and our traffic members, and their focus really is going to be to actively monitor the event, but also to respond to any risk to public safety," RPS spokesperson Elizabeth Popowich said. RPS will also have officers at the rally provid...