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Winnipeg beverage rooms allowed to stay open as province reconsiders restrictions

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Manitoba reports 2 more deaths, 80 new coronavirus cases Monday “Following further review, facilities licensed as beverage rooms under the Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Act have not been closed under the order.

All other requirements for licensed premises will still apply,” the province said in a news release on Monday night.Manitoba Hotel Association president Scott Jocelyn tells 680 CJOB it’s a wrong righted by the province, but it’s only a small victory for his members.“We still have to go back to ‘orange-level’ restrictions, but it at least gives our people a glimmer of hope to try and carve out an existence.”Under the orange level on the pandemic response system, all food and beverage establishments must operate at 50 per cent.

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