Few London restaurants continue with proof of COVID-19 vaccination
This is the day many Ontario restaurants have been waiting for.
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This is the day many Ontario restaurants have been waiting for.
Effective March 1 proof of vaccination will no longer be required in almost all public settings across the province.
It’s no secret that restaurants have been struggling during the pandemic, with finer dining establishments arguably feeling it the most because of the higher cost of quality ingredients and the need for experienced staff.
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Article content Owners of restaurants in London and provincewide are expressing frustration over the province banning all indoor and outdoor dining service for four weeks as part of an “emergency brake” to control COVID-19. Restaurateurs said it’s unfair that they are unable to serve their customers in person when other businesses are allowed to remain open with restrictions. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Laid-off staff, wasted food and deep fears for restaurant owners Back to video “I feel like nobody knows what they’re doing. And i...