A middle-aged woman slips inside the brightly lit room, but she's urged to turn around as soon as she cracks the door. On Wednesday, Manitoba officials began enforcing a two-week shutdown of all non-essential businesses to limit the transmission of COVID-19 in Manitoba. On the floor, green tape instructs customers where they can stand in the small foyer. Many of their customers have taken the sudden adjustments to their shopping experience in stride, owner Tracy Johnson says. Staff had to retrieve the laptop and headphones she'd ordered inside the store, since customers aren't allowed to enter.

Source: CBC News April 02, 2020 01:04 UTC