Nova Scotia RCMP charged eight people with violating coronavirus restrictions in Wolfville, N.S., this past weekend.
It’s a period of time that coincided with the homecoming weekend of the town’s largest institution, Acadia University.
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Nova Scotia RMCP say that on Oct. 15, officers responded to a call about a large gathering on Prospect Street and charged five adults under Nova Scotia’s Emergency Management Act with failing to comply with a direction, order or requirement under the act.
The fine if convicted of that charge is $697.50.
One of the individuals is also facing a charge under Wolfville’s prevention of excessive noise bylaw, which carries a $325.50 fine if found guilty.
On Oct. 16 and 17, officers charged three adults from Nova Scotia with violating COVID-19 restrictions.
Two were charged under Nova Scotia’s Emergency Management Act. There is a fine of $582.50 if found guilty.
The other individual was charged under Nova Scotia’s Health Protection Act. The individual faces a $1,000 fine if found guilty.
Over those two days, 14 other tickets were issued for illegal possession of alcohol, police said.