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'That fear is always there': Saskatoon restaurants taking extra precautions as variant cases rise

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Greg Clark says patio season is off to a good start at Hudsons, but the rise of COVID-19 variants in Saskatoon is a cause for concern.
“That fear is always there and it’s in our minds, it’s in our staffs’ minds and I know it’s in our customers’ minds,” said Clark, who is the operating partner at Hudsons.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is warning about an increased risk of variants in the Saskatoon area.
As of Wednesday, the city has 328 Variant of Concern cases.
The SHA is also alerting people about an increased risk of exposure at Sports on Tap on Lorne Avenue. ....

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Lockdown would help employees more than staying open at reduced capacity: Sask. restaurateur

Lockdown would help employees more than staying open at reduced capacity: Sask. restaurateur
Restaurants are allowed to stay open, at a much reduced capacity but the province is telling people to stay home. That’s a recipe for disaster for the hospitality industry, says Dale MacKay, owner of Grassroots Restaurant Group.
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Dale MacKay says a lockdown would allow eateries to lay employees off, making them eligible for benefits
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Posted: Dec 16, 2020 1:57 PM CT | Last Updated: December 17, 2020
Dale MacKay, the co-owner of four restaurants in Saskatchewan, says a mandatory shutdown would allow employees to access government benefits. (Trent Peppler/CBC) ....

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COVID-19 fatigue, vaccine arrival lead to false sense of security in Sask. residents: expert

Posted: Dec 15, 2020 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: December 15, 2020
Multiple Saskatoon bars and restaurants reported a spike in customers over the Dec. 11 weekend. (Francisco Seco/The Associated Press)
The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine has arrived in Canada, and Saskatchewan is expected to start distributing this week.
But some are concerned the news is giving some residents a false sense of security, leading them to let their guard down as the pandemic continues.
Matthew McLaughlin, a bar manager in downtown Saskatoon, said he has noticed that more people are walking through his employer s doors, and that customers have been acting more complacent in the last week. ....

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