Typhoid temples? COVID chapels? B.C. blames religious services for outbreaks
- By Rebel News
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- December 07, 2020
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Shop NowOn the latest episode of Rebel Roundup, Drea Humphrey joined David Menzies to talk about her work covering COVID fines in British Columbia.
In particular, the two discussed a recent story on Riverside Calvary Chapel in Langley, which was subjected to a $2,300 fine for offering in-person services.
Here's a bit of what Drea had to say:
“We've heard of outbreaks from gyms in our area... it definitely seems that gyms are spreading [COVID] more, and then yet we saw them get some restrictions in B.C. with the last order, but they weren't completely shut down like religious gatherings.
“The gym classes — the joint classes have been stopped — but you can still work out at a gym.”
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