Protesters rallied in Montreal on Sunday to protest the lack of affordable housing in the city and the government's "mismanagement" of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kingston protesters took to the streets Saturday afternoon to voice their displeasure with the province's coronavirus response measures.

In keeping with the Ontario coronavirus stay-home order, Peterborough police issued three tickets for $880 at an anti-lockdown protest on Jan. 23.

Many residents still have farms back in India, and have been protesting new laws in that country that they say will wreak havoc on the earnings of smaller-scale farmers.

'Bringing a protest to Dr. Shahab’s private residence is absolutely unacceptable, and the SMA condemns these actions,' SMA president Dr. Barb Konstantynowicz said.

“This harassment of Dr. Shahab and his family at their home is simply unacceptable, sickening and wrong,” Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said.

Police have handed out five charges under the Reopening Ontario Act, and say more charges could be coming, following a protest in downtown Woodstock.

Mounties say the event violated COVID-19 safety protocols, but organizers claim police never checked whether they had a safety plan in place.

Organizers say the provincewide curfew — a first in Canada — was dangerous for the population's most vulnerable.

Police did not release the organizer’s name, but stated “this is the third ticket issued to this organizer.”