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It is nuts like this that make people who have been resistant to getting the vaccine to become even MORE defiant. Just out of principle that "we don't like what you represent, nor trust you".
I hate fascist and abuses of human rights. If it's not the unaccountable creepy Canadian police, it's these "doctors". THIS is Canada. Remember this and trust what I have told those on this forum, or, those police agencies I have reached out to...
If you thought your home was the one place where you could relax without worrying about getting fined over pandemic rules, think again.
Durham Region’s top doctor has quietly passed new rules mandating that all residents must conduct contact tracing of anyone who comes to their house for a “social gathering.” This is regardless of how many people are in attendance, how well they know each other, and the purpose of the visit.
If someone is found to not be complying, they can be hit with a $5,000 fine.
Dr. Robert Kyle, Durham Region’s medical officer of health, issued this as a Sec. 22 class order under the Ontario Health and Protection and Promotion Act that came into effect on Sept. 10.
The new rule means that coffee dates with a best friend or a play date between toddlers must now be documented and handed over to the regional health department upon request.
An official fact sheet clarifies the rules for residents of the Greater Toronto Area neighbourhood:
— Maintain a list of full names and contact information (including phone numbers) for all attendees at the social gathering, regardless of age, in a private dwelling and/or commercial premises and, upon request, shall provide Durham Region Health Department (DRHD) with this information within 24 hours of the request, or other time specified.
I hate fascist and abuses of human rights. If it's not the unaccountable creepy Canadian police, it's these "doctors". THIS is Canada. Remember this and trust what I have told those on this forum, or, those police agencies I have reached out to...
FUREY: Durham Region mandates contact tracing for gatherings in people's homes
If you thought your home was the one place where you could relax without worrying about getting fined over pandemic rules, think again.
torontosun.com
If you thought your home was the one place where you could relax without worrying about getting fined over pandemic rules, think again.
Durham Region’s top doctor has quietly passed new rules mandating that all residents must conduct contact tracing of anyone who comes to their house for a “social gathering.” This is regardless of how many people are in attendance, how well they know each other, and the purpose of the visit.
If someone is found to not be complying, they can be hit with a $5,000 fine.
Dr. Robert Kyle, Durham Region’s medical officer of health, issued this as a Sec. 22 class order under the Ontario Health and Protection and Promotion Act that came into effect on Sept. 10.
The new rule means that coffee dates with a best friend or a play date between toddlers must now be documented and handed over to the regional health department upon request.
An official fact sheet clarifies the rules for residents of the Greater Toronto Area neighbourhood:
— Maintain a list of full names and contact information (including phone numbers) for all attendees at the social gathering, regardless of age, in a private dwelling and/or commercial premises and, upon request, shall provide Durham Region Health Department (DRHD) with this information within 24 hours of the request, or other time specified.
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