North Bay OPP fine teen after house party allegedly exceeds COVID-19 limits
Provincial police in North Bay say they have fined an 18-year-old after receiving a complaint about a large house party in East Ferris Township on Saturday night.
Officers say they found between 40 and 50 youth in the home
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Provincial police in North Bay have fined a teenager after receiving a complaint about a large house party in East Ferris Township on Saturday night.
OPP say officers went to a house on Eglington Road N., just before midnight, and officers said they found between 40 and 50 youth in the home.
The party-goers were all under the age of 20, and police say they ticketed the 18-year-old host with violating the Reopening Ontario Act, which limits indoor social gatherings to 10 people or less.
Police say the fine for violating the act is $880.
Ontario Provincial Police remind the public that everyone is responsible to comply with federal and government orders to limit the spread of COVID-19.