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Originally Posted by Mikoyan

I was downtown today. Didn't know there was a weekly anti mask/lockdown protest march every Sunday on Robson.

Was checking on the rules too, here's what I found.

Question: Also while we are at it - outside can ppl, say, sit on a beach or walk with someone outside their safe six?

Answer: Under this new order, there are to be no social gatherings of any size with anyone other than your immediate household. That includes outdoors or in restaurants.

I know there has been some confusion on what immediate household means. To give some context, these would be the people you spend the most time with and are physically close to. These would be people who are part of your regular routine so household members, immediate family, a close friend or the people you have regular close contact with (for example a co-parent who lives outside the household)

Those who live alone cannot host gatherings, but can continue to see members of what they would consider their immediate household (as described above) at home, outside or at a restaurant.

Going for a walk is not considered a social gathering, but British Columbians need to be vigilant that a walk doesn't turn into a group of people meeting outside.

So basically they're counting on people to just use their discretion to "do the right thing"

Good luck with that