COVID-19 pandemic.The injunction issued May 6 allows police, for the first time, to arrest or remove anyone who is organizing, promoting or attending protests that challenge public health restrictions.“It becomes personally costly for people to attend these kinds of events and, while that may not change their minds, it will impact people’s ability to engage in this kind of activity,” said Stanislav Vysotsky, an associate professor of criminology and criminal justice at the University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford, B.C.
4 people ticketed after hundreds attend anti-lockdown rally at Whistle Stop Café: Alberta RCMP But the order doesn’t do enough to explain to people the consequences of their actions, he said.“There is this need to.