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Couple accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine 'despicable': B.C. minister

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British Columbia’s public safety minister says a Vancouver couple accused of flying to Yukon to get a COVID-19 vaccine is one of the most “despicable” things he’s heard in a long time.Mike Farnworth says the alleged actions of former Great Canadian Gaming Corp. CEO Rodney Baker and his wife Ekaterina Baker show a “complete lack of any sort of ethical or moral compass.

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3 years ago·Canada

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CBC News

B.C. couple who flew to Yukon to get vaccinated must wait for 2nd dose, ministry says

"There is no room in B.C.’s COVID-19 Immunization plan for people who deliberately put vulnerable populations at risk in order to receive their vaccine before the start of their eligibility group," the Ministry of Health said in a statement.

3 years ago·Canada

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Global News

B.C. couple who flew to Yukon for COVID-19 vaccine ineligible for 2nd dose until August

Former Great Canadian Gaming Corp. CEO Rod Baker and his wife Ekaterina Baker were ticketed and charged in Whitehorse on Thursday for breaking Yukon’s Civil Emergency Measures Act.

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Couple accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine 'despicable': B.C. minister

VANCOUVER — British Columbia’s public safety minister says a Vancouver couple accused of flying to Yukon to get a COVID-19 vaccine is one of the most “despicable” things he’s heard in a long time.Mike Farnworth says the alleged actions of former Great Canadian Gaming Corp. CEO Rodney Baker and his wife Ekaterina Baker show a “complete lack of any sort of ethical or moral compass.”Tickets filed in a Whitehorse court show the 55-year-old man and h…

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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COVID-19: Couple accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine 'despicable': B.C. minister

Public condemnation grew Tuesday of a Vancouver couple accused of flying to a remote Yukon community to get a COVID-19 vaccine, with B.C.’s solicitor general calling their alleged actions “despicable.” Read More

3 years ago·Vancouver, Canada

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Couple accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine 'despicable': B.C. minister

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Casino CEO resigns, accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine

Casino CEO resigns, accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine

B.C. couple who flew to Yukon to get vaccinated must wait for 2nd dose, ministry says

B.C. couple who flew to Yukon to get vaccinated must wait for 2nd dose, ministry says

B.C. couple who flew to Yukon for COVID-19 vaccine ineligible for 2nd dose until August

B.C. couple who flew to Yukon for COVID-19 vaccine ineligible for 2nd dose until August

Couple accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine 'despicable': B.C. minister

Couple accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine 'despicable': B.C. minister

COVID-19: Couple accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine 'despicable': B.C. minister

COVID-19: Couple accused of flying to Yukon for vaccine 'despicable': B.C. minister

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