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Further crackdowns on anti-COVID protesters may still be coming | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

But further action may be taken against either or both.
“We are currently in discussion with our partners in the B.C. Prosecution Service and the provincial health authority to determine what our next best step is to address ongoing violations,” RCMP Cpl. Jocelyn Noseworthy said in an email to iNFOnews.ca today, Feb. 4. “I would also note that we are not required to issue these fines in the moment they are found committing an alleged violation.”
A Vancouver man was jailed last weekend for running what appeared to be a nightclub in his home. He and 77 guests were fined more than $17,000. ....

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Challenge of B.C. health orders restricting church-goers in court March 1 | iNFOnews

(CARLI BERRY / iNFOnews.ca)
January 29, 2021 - 7:00 AM
The legality of stopping churches from holding in-person services, including at least one in Kelowna, will hit a Vancouver courtroom on March 1.
Kelowna’s Harvest Ministries International has been handed two $2,300 fines for holding in-person services and has joined the lawsuit, represented by the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms out of Calgary.
The court challenge will be heard in Vancouver from March 1 to 3.
“The court has shown commendable efforts to expedite the hearing of this matter, which is of significant public effect and importance,” Justice Centre lawyer Marty Moore told iNFOnews.ca.
“When the constitutionality of an order is challenged, particularly an order of this nature that, for example, entirely prohibits gatherings for religious purposes across the province, in the context where there are gatherings that are permitted if you weren’t a religi ....

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COVID-19: A timeline of the pandemic and how it changed our lives over the past year | iNFOnews

March 16
Spring Break starts. The Government of Canada announces it is barring foreign nationals from all countries except the U.S. from entering Canada. B.C. dentists stop practicing.
March 17
B.C. declares a public health emergency. Dr. Henry uses the new powers and orders all bars and nightclubs closed. Social distancing becomes a thing as Dr. Henry announces people need to stay six feet apart. The cap on gatherings is lowered to 50 people. Province announces schools won t reopen after spring break.
March 18
B.C. declares a state of emergency. It is initially in effect for 14 days. Costco implements buying limits and social distancing rules. ....

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