At least one Canadian province has implemented $1,000 fines for sharing car ride

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I spoke to a good bud last night. He's currently in Calgary, Alberta. He told me of one of his kids getting stopped in a car, while with someone else. Because the two don't live together, apparently, the were each issued a $1,000 fine.

Best confirming evidence I could fine was something like this:
https://edmontonjournal.com/news/po...500000-for-ignoring-social-distancing-orders/

Isn't life great?


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Trudeau?s wife can leave with their kids, but he?ll stay isolated because of living under same roof as her. Weren?t the kids under the same roof ?? Why does he stay in isolation ???
 
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Nunavik has a curfew, they don't want degenerates staying up all night spreading the corona. :142smilie
 
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Starting to spread.............

Ontario - 1,355 cases, including 23 deaths (8 resolved)

British Columbia - 884 cases, 17 deaths (396 resolved)

Alberta - 621 cases, 2 deaths (53 resolved)

Quebec - 2,840 cases, 22 deaths (29 resolved)

New Brunswick - 66 cases (2 resolved)

Manitoba - 72 cases, 1 death (2 resolved)

Saskatchewan - 156 cases (8 resolved)

Prince Edward Island - 11 cases (1 resolved)

Newfoundland and Labrador - 135 cases (4 resolved)

Nova Scotia - 122 cases (4 resolved)

Northwest Territories - 1 case

Yukon - 4 cases

CFB Trenton - 13 cases
 
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