Regina police say they have fined another person for violating a public health order restricting indoor gatherings.

Police say they&nbsp;were told about a large gathering of people in an apartment on the 1100 block of Broadway Avenue on Saturday just before 3:30 a.m. CST, according to a news release.

There were at least eight people in the apartment, police say, which violated&nbsp;a public health order. There was a limit of five people allowed at private indoor gatherings when the fine was issued.

Gatherings have since been further restricted to household members only, effective Thursday.

As a result of the gathering, a woman was fined $2,800.

Regina police issue $2,800 health order fine after stolen vehicle search leads to 'large gathering'

A stolen vehicle investigation led to a $2,800 fine for someone hosting a large gathering in Regina, police say.

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Regina police say they found the 68-year old man who was reported missing, Wednesday night.

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Police issued a Regina resident a $2,800 COVID-19 ticket after stolen vehicle investigation led officers to a large gathering.

Sask. health authority has issued $45K in COVID-19 fines since start of pandemic

The number of people fined is unclear, but a Saskatoon party host and a Prince Albert pastor are among them.

A Saskatchewan health policy expert says it is "illogical and somewhat offensive" or the government to appoint a political staffer into a leadership role within the SHA.

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued a total of $44,800 in fines, including victim surcharges, to people or corporations that have broken COVID-19 public health guidelines since the pandemic started in March. 

Regina woman fined $2,800 for hosting indoor gathering police say had at least 8 people

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