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Sean Feucht Continues Canadian Tour After Montreal Church Is Fined

A $2,500 fine against a Montreal church for an unauthorized concert has prompted Feucht to stage impromptu shows in Alfred pending permit decisions for late-August performances.

Christian musician Sean Feucht of California sings during a rally at the National Mall in Washington, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Jose Luis Magana
Traveling evangelical musician Sean Feucht preaches during the final stop of "Kingdom to the Capitol" prayer rally at Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza outside the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix, Arizona, October 19, 2024.
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Christian musician Sean Feucht

Overview

  • The City of Montreal issued a $2,500 ticket to Ministerios Restauración Church for hosting Feucht’s July 25 concert without a permit, citing breaches of inclusion and safety bylaws.
  • Protesters and police confronted each other outside the Montreal venue, leading to at least one arrest and a smoke bomb detonated inside during the service.
  • After six eastern Canadian dates were canceled, Feucht relocated to an open field in Alfred, Ontario, when the National Capital Commission withdrew his Gatineau permit over public-safety concerns.
  • Local officials and the RCMP are assessing safety plans and bylaw compliance for his August 23 performance at West Kelowna’s Memorial Park and his August 24 event in Abbotsford.
  • A proposed concert on Edmonton’s legislature grounds remains under review following an incomplete permit application covering site access and security requirements.