After two years where COVID-19 health restrictions caused holiday parties to be cancelled or pared down, Lethbridge restaurateurs are excited to have year-end celebrations return.
LETHBRIDGE HERALDabeeber@lethbridgeherald.comAfter a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 restrictions, the doors opened wide Wednesday on Ag-Expo. The Expo
LETHBRIDGE, ALTA. Step One of Alberta’s re-start plan, or ‘Path Forward’, is set to start this coming Monday. This plan is based off of daily COVID-19 case numbers reaching no higher than 600 and will see easing restrictions for restaurants, indoor fitness and school-related indoor and outdoor children’s sport and performance. With the most recent wave of shutdowns happening back in early December, many business owners are looking forward to welcoming back guests and getting back to work. Ram Khanal is the owner and operator of The Water Tower Grill & Bar and is looking forward to re-opening the Lethbridge landmark once again.
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Ram Khanal arrived in Australia at 16, with no formal education and a dream to become a doctor.
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In December, after seven years spent studying medicine, Ram Khanal posted a message on his Facebook page. Little over 11 years ago, confined in hardships of a refugee camp where I was born and raised by my loving parents, I was exposed to witnessing senseless loss of life and human sufferings, the 27-year-old wrote. Those dark experiences provided the motivation and the audacity to dream the impossible … I wanted to become a doctor.
After successfully completing his Doctor of Medicine at the University of Wollongong, Ram can now call himself a doctor.