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Saskatchewan. Recent developments are that they are pulling retired police officers out of retirement in order to enforce mandatory isolation at “secure isolat
by rubyist5eva 5y ago
Saskatchewan. Recent developments are that they are pulling retired police officers out of retirement in order to enforce mandatory isolation at “secure isolation sites”.
https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/pub/docs/member-resources/COVID19/MO%20sept%2013.pdf https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/pub/docs/member-resources/COVID19/M...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/saskatchewan-covid-19-1.6205235?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/saskatchewan-covid-...
- mthoms 5y agoThat's blatant and shameless fear mongering. And your description of - > the government has given itself vast power to perform warrantless search, confiscate property and conscript any person Is entirely misleading if not outright false. The "emergency powers" are written to support fighting natural emergencies (primarily). Read the entire thing for context (warning:PDF) https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca/-/media/project/spsa/documents/reports/the-emergency-planning-act.pdf https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca/-/media/project/spsa/documen... Besides, this act does not supersede Charter Rights.
- rubyist5eva 5y agoYeah because it's one thing we all know is that power tripping police don't abuse their power and get off easy. They are all constitutional scholars that would never infringe on our rights and use force unjustifiably. Nobody is entering my property without a warrant.
- mthoms 5y agoNobody will. You're being ridiculous. Did you actually read the legislation? Do you understand under what conditions officials are allowed to enter your property?