Sask. Health Authority issues order to vacate ‘unfit’ building occupied by ‘Queen of Canada’ and followers
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Days after self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada” Romana Didulo and several of her followers were arrested by the RCMP during a raid at a former school in Richmond, the Saskatchewan Health Authority has deemed the building unfit for habitation.
The health authority said it posted an order to vacate Friday, after it found the building in the southwestern Saskatchewan village was not connected to a municipal sewage system.
A social media post on Friday included photos of what appeared to be the health authority’s order posted on fencing around the building.
In an email to CBC on Friday, the Saskatchewan Health Authority confirmed the vacate order, saying it had “gathered sufficient evidence regarding health concerns and compliance issues … to determine there is a risk to public health safety,” and that the building was deemed “unfit for human occupation.”
As a result, the health authority issued an eviction order for anyone still occupying the building, the email said.
Content retrieved from: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/health-authority-vacate-order-former-school-queen-of-canada-1.7627113.
