83 Quebec Students Threw An Airbnb Party This Weekend & Each Received A $1,000 Fine
According to a tweet published by Police MRC des Collines, a party was broken up on October 25, which was attended by 83 Quebec students.
The tweet reads "Red zone COVID19- October 25. 83 people identified in a Chelsea Airbnb at a party. All students. $1,000 fine each. Investigation is ongoing."
Currently, Outaouais is in an orange zone, except for Ville de Gatineau and MRC Les Collines-de-l'Outaouais.
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Zone rouge COVID19- 25 octobre. 83 personnes identifiées dans un Airbnb de Chelsea lors d’une fête. Tous des étudia… https://t.co/Ry9I7XE7Cd— PoliceMRCdesCollines (@PoliceMRCdesCollines) 1603743423.0
In August 2020, Airbnb announced a "Global Party Ban," which set the maximum capacity inside a property at 16 people.
Parties are also banned on all listings.
And this one had 83 people...
According to the company, "We acknowledge that there will always be those who attempt to break the rules. This is why we’ve implemented steep consequences for hosts or guests who try to skirt them – including bans from our community and even legal action."
The party in question also occurred a day before Quebec Premier François Legault announced that lockdowns in red alert zones will be extended until November 23.
