A children's choir in Fort St. John, B.C., has been turned away from singing Christmas carols at two major businesses over safety issues. The Alleluia Children's Choir had hoped to sing alongside volunteers at the Salvation Army's annual kettle campaign in Fort St. John. As it turned out, there were worries about the safety of having a choir perform on a high-traffic shopping day. "I don't know what's so dangerous about singing." "I don't know who makes all these rules, but when it comes down to it, who is it benefiting?"

Source: CBC News December 16, 2017 02:01 UTC