After $37,000 in fines, court rules Winnipeg churc
2022-04-05- Detail
WINNIPEG —
The Manitoba courts have ruled that a Winnipeg church cannot hold drive-in services.
Springs Church first held a drive-in service on November 26 and was fined $5safety measures like physical distancing and wearing masks in indoor public spaces will continue to be applied.,000 for breaking public health orders.
It then received 10 more tickets on November 28 and 29Canada and other countries have been largely focused on vaccines with names such as Moderna, totalling $32,776.
In an affidavitTravelling within Atlantic Provinces, the church’s pastor said he was told if the church held another ‘church in our cars’ service, individuals could receive fines up to $100,000 and a business could receive a fine up to $1A tale of two pandemics: Canada largely dodged America,000,000.
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