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Rhea Collison, Bar Italia operating manager, photographed on the restaurant patio on Corydon in Winnipeg. The most recent changes to Manitoba s public-health restrictions kept patio gatherings on the permitted list. (John Woods / Winnipeg Free Press)
Restaurant owners are breathing a sigh of relief after Monday’s announced changes to public-health restrictions kept patio gatherings on the permitted list.
Restaurant owners are breathing a sigh of relief after Monday’s announced changes to public-health restrictions kept patio gatherings on the permitted list.
Rather than instate a full lockdown, chief provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin announced private indoor and outdoor gatherings with people outside of your household will again be banned as of 12:01 a.m. Wednesday.
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Residents, workers in hot spots eager to roll up sleeves
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Hughie Glover, a bartender at the King s Head, is getting the vaccine because the restaurant he works at is in a hot zone.
When he woke up Friday, Lyndon Froese was too young to be vaccinated against COVID-19. By noon, he had an appointment to get his first shot.
When he woke up Friday, Lyndon Froese was too young to be vaccinated against COVID-19. By noon, he had an appointment to get his first shot.
The difference? Froese’s home address in Winnipeg.
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The COVID variant P1 is surging in BC and spreading east. Infectious diseases and critical care specialist Dr. Srinivas Murthy joins Dr. Brian Goldman to break down what you need to know about P1 and what can be done to stop it. One suggestion? Restrict interprovincial travel.
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An Air Canada flight departing for Toronto, bottom, taxis to a runway as a Westjet flight bound for Palm Springs takes off at Vancouver International Airport. With the P1 variant surging in B.C., experts say it s time for interprovincial and international travel restrictions.(Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press)
A dog friendly bar has opened in Hoboken.
Schmitty s originally billed as the Backyard Bar is now open at the former site of Nag’s Head Pub, which closed last year.
While there are some elements of the bar still awaiting approval from the building department, the main bar is up and running serving beers, cocktails and featuring an indoor garden wall.
The facility was designed by Bergen-based