's public safety minister says businesses that continue to keep their indoor dining spaces open in defiance of COVID-19 rules will face consequences as the province works to bring surging infections under control. (Facebook/Corduroy Restaurant)Health inspectors were shouted out of a Vancouver restaurant on Saturday by patrons dining indoors in contravention of public health orders. At least two Vancouver restaurants are remaining open for indoor dining, despite an order to close because they are violating COVID-19 rules. The Gusto restaurant in the Olympic Village and Corduroy in Kitsilano have defied COVID-19 rules against indoor dining. Patio seating and takeout orders are still allowed as part of the new public health order, which will last until at least April 19.

Source: CBC News April 04, 2021 23:20 UTC