As lockdown started, Skelly served diners in his Etobicoke location in defiance of an indoor dining ban intended to reduce COVID-19 spread. The judge’s decision increases the potential penalties Skelly would face if found in contempt. donors might reflect the fact that some of them know him, said McNamar, who moves between the two provinces. Veronika Kubik said she gave $10 to the Skelly fund to show support for small businesses facing potential ruin, even with federal and provincial aid programs. Skelly has engaged in civil disobedience which has a long and noble tradition in our country and our society.

Source: thestar December 05, 2020 00:33 UTC