Ryan Meili says people are getting inconsistent messages from Saskatchewan Party Premier Scott Moe
Moe has said public health officials are to educate people first about gathering limits, then look to fines if that advice is disregarded.Four cases of COVID-19 have been linked to about 60 people who attended two large family gatherings earlier this month that resulted in a declared community outbreak in Saskatoon.
Meili says that sends a strange message, considering that RCMP in northern Saskatchewan charged 11 people inside an SUV with violating the order prohibiting gatherings of more than 10 people. “The messaging on what needs to happen and what people need to do needs to be clear and consistent, and so does the enforcement,” said Meili.
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