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Regina police ticket protesters for public health order violations

Two people who took part in a protest against public health guidelines were ticketed on Saturday.

2 protesters were handed tickets for participating in a gathering that exceeded 10 person limit: police

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A sign in front of a stone building reads, 'Regina Police Headquarters.' There are stairs with metal rails in front of the sign.
Two women were handed tickets for public health order violations at a gathering in Regina on Saturday. (Tyler Pidlubny/CBC)

Police in Regina said they issued two health order violation tickets to people protesting the public health orders on Saturday. 

A police news release said officers monitored a gathering of about 20 people on the 2100 block of Victoria Avenue around 2 p.m. CST Saturday.

Two adult women were issued tickets for failing to comply with the public health orders by participating in an outdoor gathering that exceeded 10 people. 

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