Yellow alert: authorities worried
With Covid rising again in Montreal, Dr Mylène Drouin is emphasizing the yellow alert means people – especially young people – need to be more careful, and is promising more testing.
Bar owners, some of whom made expensive changes to meet earlier requirements, are unhappy about a new decree that they must close at midnight. JP Karwacki tots up a list of the bars and restaurants that have closed during the pandemic: no new shocks, as far as I can tell.
Halloween has not yet been cancelled. I hope people are already working on their coronavirus costumes.
Ian 09:04 on 2020-09-16 Permalink
I just googled “sexy virus costume” and yep, that’s my costume plans sorted out.
DeWolf 10:27 on 2020-09-16 Permalink
I didn’t realize Les Fillettes has closed. That was a really nice place.
Jack 10:41 on 2020-09-16 Permalink
From what I can understand going to a wedding, a big family party , a bar mitzvah, or banging out Foreigner tunes at a Karaoke Bar are the problems. Let’s not do these people.
Ian 11:47 on 2020-09-16 Permalink
I have to admit I’m sad about Café Joe – I lived across the street for a couple of years in university and it was a great little neighbourhood place with really nice owners where even a broke student could afford a decent meal.
Ephraim 18:17 on 2020-09-16 Permalink
2m long PVC pipes to deliver candy… 🙂
j2 00:14 on 2020-09-17 Permalink
That timeout closed bar article didn’t seem to find that Smoking Vallée had been planning on closing for a while, as reported in the news, which undermines the rest of the article.
As far as Victors tacos I haven’t stepped near it since during the first stage of re-opening when no in-dining was available the takeout option was the cook cashier and Victor, maskless, giving bizous to two young women, maskless, while we were masked and trying to order and get the eff out.
Kate 08:09 on 2020-09-17 Permalink
When I was working down that way I went into Victor’s Tacos once and found they didn’t have half the things advertised on the menu. Anyway Frida’s was a couple of doors down and was so good that I never tried Victor’s again.