Don't get caught in Quebec

[fibrewax]

Yesterday we got one of those mass text alerts, and this time it was the Quebec government spelling out a warning to it's residents about covid restrictions.

In a nutshell, increased police presence and fines of up to 6K if you break the rules by allowing visitors.

It would be very easy for the Quebec police to spot an Ontario license plate, (attracting immediate unwanted attention) - so I would definitely think twice before risking a trip to see a SP in Quebec.

It is also a safe bet that the Police and the Media would just love to make an example of an Ontario resident breaking their rules, so don't let it be you !

Here's what part of the news story has to say:
Under Quebec's COVID-19 rules, visitors from another address are prohibited both indoors and outdoors.
Private indoor and outdoor gatherings are also prohibited.
The only visitors allowed at indoor or outdoor homes and cottages are a single visitor from another address for single people, informal caregivers and labour workers for planned work.

https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/mobile/qu...lth-guidelines-in-covid-19-red-zone-1.5223957

 

[kitaro]

looks like we good if it is a single ppl visiting

The only visitors allowed at indoor or outdoor homes and cottages are a single visitor from another address for single people, informal caregivers and labour workers for planned work.

 

[rhull]

Yesterday we got one of those mass text alerts, and this time it was the Quebec government spelling out a warning to it's residents about covid restrictions.

In a nutshell, increased police presence and fines of up to 6K if you break the rules by allowing visitors.

It would be very easy for the Quebec police to spot an Ontario license plate, (attracting immediate unwanted attention) - so I would definitely think twice before risking a trip to see a SP in Quebec.

It is also a safe bet that the Police and the Media would just love to make an example of an Ontario resident breaking their rules, so don't let it be you !

Here's what part of the news story has to say:
Under Quebec's COVID-19 rules, visitors from another address are prohibited both indoors and outdoors.
Private indoor and outdoor gatherings are also prohibited.
The only visitors allowed at indoor or outdoor homes and cottages are a single visitor from another address for single people, informal caregivers and labour workers for planned work.

https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/mobile/qu...lth-guidelines-in-covid-19-red-zone-1.5223957

Thank you for the heads up.

 

[StillROAMing]

looks like we good if it is a single ppl visiting

If you already know her real name and address, sure. Otherwise if you get pulled over you don't yet know the exact address and her real name. Could be a little tough to explain.