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Niqab watch: Despite policy, SOME face masks okay at Rogers Centre...
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November 17, 2015
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David Menzies of TheRebel.Media reports, after hearing about former Argo player Peter Gabriel getting tossed from a game at the Rogers Centre for wearing a Tiger Woods Halloween mask, he decided to investigate.
Rogers Centre has a "no full face mask" policy and apparently this policy is strictly enforced, even at Halloween.
But, is the "no full face mask" policy enforced across the board or does political correctness take hold when it comes to certain types of face obscuring articles of apparel? Like for example, the niqab?
David decided to attend the last Argo game at the Rogers centre accompanied by a female friend wearing a full face concealing niqab. Watch the video to see what happened and share your thoughts in the comments.
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