Province announces COVID-19 enforcement blitz at big box stores
If you need to pick up a few essential supplies this weekend, you may notice some inspectors at Hamilton's big box stores.
The province has announced an enforcement blitz this weekend.
Police officers, ministry inspectors, and by-law officers will be going to stores in Toronto, Hamilton, Peel, York, and Durham Saturday and Sunday to ensure all COVID-19 protocols are being followed.
The inspectors will have the ability to ticket supervisors, employees, and even customers who are not following the requirements.
Businesses and corporations can face up to $10 million in fines for preventing others from following the rules.
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