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Madeleine Bowen-Diaz, Evelyn Arnold and Ellexa Brown work at Dessarts Sweets. (Mattea Columpsi/980 CJME)
On Wednesday evening, the owner of Dessart Sweets received a call from her staff that concerned her.
“Some people came to the deck to order ice cream not wearing masks,” Shelley Patterson said Thursday. “Our staff told them to put their masks on and they became irate and caused a huge scene.”
A video recorded by one of the anti-maskers was published online. The scene was not out of the ordinary in a time when anti-mask protests are occurring.
“There were about 15 of them,” Patterson said. “They were saying they have rights and were wondering if they could call the police because they were being discriminated against.
By Mitchell Blair
“It is heartwarming to see”
That is what the owner of “Dessart Sweets”, an ice-cream shop in the Cathedral area is saying after an incident Wednesday night where a large group of people were extremely abusive to staff who would not serve them because they weren’t wearing masks which is against their policy.
Shelley Patterson was not at the store when the incident occurred, but she was alerted to it by those on staff who were yelled at when service was refused. She says many who were there to make a purchase and were wearing masks came to the defence of staff by telling the group to get lost.