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Manitoba restaurants cry ‘tyranny’ after shutdown, $40K fines for health violations

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Monstrosity Burger has taken to social media to complain about its treatment by the province, saying the restaurant is facing large fines on top of the dining room closure for violating public health orders by letting unmasked and unvaccinated customers eat-in.“This country is pathetic and we will lose every last bit of freedom if people dont (sic) stand up now,” Monstrosity Burger said on Instagram.“The voting system is rigged and isn’t changing anything.”A GoFundMe fundraiser, describing the government’s actions as “tyranny,” has also been started to help the business fight what it says is a discriminatory health order.According to the fundraiser, the restaurant has been hit with $40,000 in fines.That number was confirmed by the province.

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