It is the third time in the past few days Regina police said they have had to deal with people failing to comply with COVID-19 restrictions.

Regina police issued another ticket under the Saskatchewan Public Health Act for disobeying the public health orders on COVID-19.

Lethbridge police confirming Thursday they have issued two fines to the organizer of Tuesday's anti-COVID restrictions rally.

It's a one-person protest of B.C.'s current public health order which allows youth hockey players to practice, but not to play games.

Although LPS did not release the name of the business in a release, the owner of Lethbridge's Peppermint Hippo Tattoo posted on Facebook that he had been given a court date.

The city continues to have ongoing discussions with the province regarding pandemic response, including vaccine rollout.

The Regina Police Service has issued another ticket under the Saskatchewan Health Act for violation of the Public Health Orders concerning COVID-19.

Additional public health measures come into effect for Saskatchewan’s retail sector ahead of Boxing Day.

"We do not live in a society where a person can pick and choose the laws they follow," Calgary's police chief said.

Regina police said they received a complaint of a large gathering at an apartment in the 1100 block of Broadway Avenue shortly before 3:30 a.m. on Saturday.