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OPP warn follow the rules

The OPP is cracking down on people and businesses ignoring new rules in the Province.

The OPP said its officers will be charging people at gatherings of over 50 people or operating businesses or services that have been asked to close.

Ontario has declared a state of emergency and the police now have the power to enforce the new rules.

People could face fines of $1,000 and businesses could face fines up to $500,000.

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