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Outraged : Beaver Creek residents upset by couple who flew to Yukon, got vaccinated

Outraged : Beaver Creek residents upset by couple who flew to Yukon, got vaccinated They really put all of us at risk. I can t believe that these people lied, and not only that, but that the government didn t catch it, said Rita Luxton, who runs the 1202 Motor Inn in Beaver Creek, Yukon.  Social Sharing They really put all of us at risk, says Rita Luxton, who runs the 1202 Motor Inn in Beaver Creek CBC News · Posted: Jan 26, 2021 8:00 AM CT | Last Updated: January 26 The Alaska Highway on the way to Beaver Creek, Yukon. Residents of the community expressed outrage after learning that people from the South allegedly broke COVID-19 rules and got vaccinated in Beaver Creek. (Philippe Morin/CBC)

Millionaire Canadians flew by private plane to a remote province to get vaccines meant for elderly First Nations people, officials say

Millionaire Canadians flew by private plane to a remote province to get vaccines meant for elderly First Nations people, officials say sbaker@businessinsider.com (Sinéad Baker) © Google Maps/Business Insider The distance between Vancouver and Beaver Creek, the journey that Rodney and Ekaterina Baker are said to have made to get vaccinated. Google Maps/Business Insider Two rich Canadians travelled to remote Yukon province to cut in line for a vaccine, officials said. Rodney and Ekaterina Baker flew more than 1,000 miles in a private plane, Yukon News reported. They received a vaccine there, where doses are meant to be for vulnerable indigenous people.

Wealthy Canadian couple flew to remote indigenous community to get COVID-19 vaccine: reports

By Dominick Mastrangelo - 01/26/21 10:32 AM EST   An affluent couple in Canada has reportedly been ticketed and charged after they flew to a remote area largely inhabited by indigenous people to receive coronavirus vaccines.    Casino executive Rodney Baker, 55, and his wife, 32-year-old actress Ekaterina Baker, flew from Vancouver to the village of Beaver Creek and represented themselves in various ways to get vaccinated, Yukon News reported on Monday.  The couple reportedly showed up at a local mobile clinic intended to distribute the vaccine to the native White River First Nation and claimed to be workers at a nearby motel, according to The Washington Post. 

Millionaire couple pose as cleaners and fly 1,000 miles to skip queue for Covid vaccine

Millionaire couple pose as cleaners and fly 1,000 miles to skip queue for Covid vaccine A casino boss and his actress wife boarded a private jet to a remote part of Canada for a Covid-19 vaccine intended for an elderly and high-risk First Nation community Rod and Ekaterina Baker are accused of flouting COVID-19 restrictions for a vaccine The Daily Star s FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Canadian casino mogul resigns after he and wife are busted snagging vaccines meant for indigenous people

Canadian casino mogul resigns after he and wife are busted snagging vaccines meant for indigenous people Theresa Braine © Mary Altaffer FILE - A Canadian tech mogul and his wife flew to the country’s northern Yukon Territory, where they posed as motel workers to cut ahead of the vaccine line, taking shots meant for vulnerable indigenous people. A casino magnate has resigned as CEO of Great Canadian Gaming Corp. after being busted with his wife for cutting in front of vulnerable, elderly indigenous people for a coronavirus vaccine. Officials in Yukon said that Rodney Baker, 55, and his wife, 32-year-old aspiring actress Ekaterina Baker, allegedly flew to remote Beaver Creek to get the highly coveted vaccines. Once they arrived in the 100-resident indigenous community in Canada’s Yukon territory, the pair posed as motel workers to get the Moderna vaccine at a pop-up site reserved for elderly indigenous people and other vulnerable First Nation members.

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