COVID-19 outbreak at Saskatoon karaoke bar leads to $14,000 fine
A pair of Saskatoon bars have been issued fines as Premier Scott Moe promises to ramp up enforcement of COVID-19 restrictions.
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A pair of Saskatoon bars have been issued fines as Premier Scott Moe promises to ramp up enforcement of COVID-19 restrictions.
The province said tickets were issued to three Saskatchewan businesses for failing to abide by public health orders.
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Posted: Jan 27, 2021 11:39 AM CT | Last Updated: January 27 Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili says the provincial government should limit bars to takeout service. (CBC) comments The leader of the Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the provincial government to shut down all bar service and limit the businesses to takeout only. The call comes in the wake of fines being issues to three bars allegedly not obeying the current public health orders. On Tuesday, Ryan Meili was asked if he thought Saskatchewan should close bars down and limit them to serving takeout orders. "It would make perfect s...
SASKATOON -- Crackers Restaurant Lounge and Karaoke Bar in Saskatoon has been fined $14,000 after being the site of a potential super-spreader COVID-19 event linked to dozens of cases. “There have been a small number of mainly bars and restaurants who may not have been following (Public Health Orders), putting their staff, putting their customers and essentially putting their communities at risk,” Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said during a news conference held in Regina on Tuesday. “So I have asked that we increase enforcement on those who choose to break the rules.” As of J...