Throwback Thursday: Judge rules Mask Exemptions valid

2021-08-11

Throwback Thursday: Judge rules Mask Exemptions valid

Aug 11, 2021 | Blog, Case Law, General News, Laws & Legislation

Judge rules Mask Exemptions valid

 

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A Ontario Superior Court judge has ruled that a Burlington couple can move about their condo building without masks. Regardless of personal opinions regarding mask exemptions, this ruling proves that medical exemptions must be honoured by law. We applaud the bravery of this couple, their fortitude has allowed for a precedent to be set for future cases involving the issue of mask exemptions.
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