A Toronto woman has been charged in connection with an Airbnb rental in Innisfil, Ont., after gatherings were reported to be taking place at the address amid the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Under Ontario’s current emergency orders, short-term rentals are only allowed for people who are in need of housing.
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All gatherings are also currently prohibited in order to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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South Simcoe Police said they received complaints from the community about gatherings at an address in the 25th Sideroad and 9th Line area.
On Wednesday, the Toronto woman and Airbnb renter was served a provincial offences notice under the Reopening Ontario Act.
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