Canada $6000 fine if not following 8pm-5am curfew

[JohnBitCo]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HHwoI--92g

Ontario looking into it. Quebec already have curfew.

THIS IS BULL SHIT, WE SHOULD HANG THESE MOTHER FUCKERS.

$6000 fine is unrealistic or they have set the fine to much high so no one dare to come out of house. Also these government thinks that covid 19 will be eliminated by this restriction ? What about the people dying of hunger and unemployment as if they cant go out, they could not earn their livings.

for clarification. its a curfew to stop aimless loitering.
for people needing to work/walk their dog/ refuel their car. go to the pharmacy. they still can do.
but if your aimlessly loiitering with no purpose expect a $750 fine
if you obstruct police by being an idiot arguing over the fine. you can be fined a further $1000
if you are organising a gathering. your fine is even more.

its not $6k for just opening your front door. and being spotted

Yes, the fine is not fixed at 6000$ and is being wrongly presented here. You will get fine according to your violation and it is something not to be surprised. Many government takes such steps otherwise its hard for people to stop. Remember there is a fine if you violate any traffic rules and most people just do not violate the rules only due to the fear of paying the fine. Imagine if there was no fine, how many people will still follow the traffic rules ?

[libertasbella]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HHwoI--92g

Ontario looking into it. Quebec already have curfew.

THIS IS BULL SHIT, WE SHOULD HANG THESE MOTHER FUCKERS.

"The True North strong and free" indeed.

[BADecker]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HHwoI--92g

Ontario looking into it. Quebec already have curfew.

THIS IS BULL SHIT, WE SHOULD HANG THESE MOTHER FUCKERS.

"The True North strong and free" indeed.

Quebec is different than the other provinces regarding laws. Quebec is civil law, while the other provinces are common law, as is the national government. People need to take their cases against government officials to Queen's Bench in man to man cases, asking for money for violating their rights to their private property... their bodies.

People of Quebec need to go directly to Canada's national Queen's Bench court to fight Quebec's civil law.

[squatz1]

Does a curfew help prevent the spread of the virus? (assuming this is directly virus related).
I often go for walks very late or very early when there's few out just because there's less people out and less chance of catching or spreading the virus (for obvious reasons) - how is going out between those hours going to do anything other than mean everyone's going for walks/shopping etc at the same time because they have a smaller amount of time to do it in.

Pretty sure most of these curfews are in place to stop people from going out at night — meaning going out to dinner, bars, friends houses for late night meetus, and so on and so forth.

People going on a walk late at night is not going to spread the virus, but a late night meetup at a friends house is probably going to involve a lot of people (10 or so) from different areas all eating, drinking / smoking, etc and spreading the virus to one another if they have it.

I’ve heard from my Canadian friends that things were getting strict up there, but didn’t know the curfew was that early.