вЂњThe border itself is a federal jurisdiction, and I know they have enhanced patrols in that area.вЂќДaily Hive has reached out to BCвЂ™s Environment Ministry (responsible for BC Parks) and the RCMP to ask about current rules for US and Canadian citizens meeting at Peace Arch Park. вЂњThere are people that monitor that park,вЂќ she said. Those in Peace Arch Park were there in the afternoon, before HenryвЂ™s no-gathering order came into effect at 10 pm.ДЄt a news conference Monday, Henry said she hasnвЂ™t heard of any COVID-19 transmission related to outdoor meetings at that park. The park features horticultural exhibitions and the giant, commemorative. The park celebrates the unguarded United States/Canadian border that stretches from the Strait of Juan de Fuca to the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia. No customs checks, and NO QUARANTINING? вЃ¦ вЃ¦ вЃ¦ вЃ¦вЃ¦ /2fTmIk0z8y Peace Arch State Park is a 20-acre day-use park commemorating treaties and agreements that arose from the war of 1812. This is complete BS! We are following Dr BonnieвЂ™s lock down rules but this crap can happen? Canadians jump a ditch to US side of Peace Arch Park. Resident Jana Anderson also questioned why meetings at the park were taking place on the same day HenryвЂ™s new rules took effect. вЂњWe canвЂ™t have a funeral for a family member or mourn together but this is ok?вЂќ she wrote, calling it a double standard. However, Latchford was concerned the tents could have contained people from both sides of the border mingling in a pseudo-indoor environment. It wasnвЂ™t clear from the video how many people were in each tent, or whether they were from the same household or not. On November 8, BC residentВ Tonia Latchford shared video footage on Facebook of lines of cars parked near Peace Arch Park again, and dozens of tents set up on the grass. The park was closed along with all BC provincial parks early in the pandemic, and then closed again in the summer after seeing overwhelming traffic and vehicles parked on the side of the road. What to know about the new regional COVID-19 restrictions in BC.Bear cub attempts to cross US/Canada border.Provincial park near Vancouver closed again after reopening last month.The park straddles the Canada-US border, and in normal times residents of both countries can use it without technically crossing the border, as long as they return to their own side. The concern is not only that people are gathering but that they may also be meeting friends or family from the US and then going back to their BC communities. Bonnie Henry forbidding both indoor and outdoor gatherings. Residents living close to Peace Arch Provincial Park along the US boarder have taken to social media to share their concerns about people continuing to meet there despite new orders from Dr.

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