Richmond RCMP officers were kept busy over the weekend as people continued to host karaoke parties, in violation of provincial health orders.

The current restrictions expire at 12:01 a.m. on Feb. 6.

If you're dreaming of a large wedding, you may have to wait. COVID-19 restrictions in Alberta have some brides rethinking their plans again.

One request was to cater a baptism with 20 people, while another was for a Super Bowl party with 30 people. B.C. has banned social gatherings since November.

With Canadian health officials continuing to close and restrict large gatherings and venues, many engaged couples have had no choice but to delay their wedding plans.

Big White Ski Resort says it expects half a dozen officers to be stationed on the ski hill during New Year's Eve.

We took your questions on the latest COVID-19 restrictions and the holidays to provincial health officials. These are their responses.

The order prohibits recreational sports because of concerns people were carpooling to games together or gathering socially before, after or even during play.

Local police are asking people who want to report a public health order violation to contact Alberta Health Services. Reports can be made online here or by calling 1-833-415-9179.

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