A brand new study has revealed that Canadians have received over 10,000 tickets worth at least $13 million in total for violations of social distancing and other emergency pandemic measures.
The report released on Wednesday covers the time period between April 1 and June 15.
Quebec was the province with the most fines; Ontario was in second place.
The study was conducted by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association thanks to a grant provided by the Law Association of Ontario.
It states that, "the pandemic has led to a thousand impositions on civil liberties that might feel minor alone, but which taken together represent an extraordinary change to civil liberties in Canada."
Further, the study find that marginalized groups are most adversely affected by the impositions on civil liberties.
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