COVID-19 has found that Nova Scotia is one of three provinces that led the nation in ticketing.“Actually, per capita, you’re ticketing at a higher rate than Ontario.

So, it’s actually an enormous level of enforcement for the population and the public health situation that you’re facing,” said Abby Deshman, the Criminal Justice Program director with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.According to the report, there were 555 COVID-19 related charges in Nova Scotia.

Quebec had 6,600 charges and Ontario had 2,853.The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says concern over expanded police powers during the pandemic was the driving force behind the project.

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Chocolate Lake resident wants warning signs installed at all entrance ways to beach

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Nova Scotia reports no new coronavirus cases for the 11th day

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