Restaurants “False reopen”

Christopher Reynolds
The Canadian Press

Counterfeit reopening after Quebec bar owners recently asked the government to allow their doors to open for patrons who have received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19 – no food on site.

“The goal is to let the government know that we will eventually die if we close,” said Pierre Levick, owner of Chez Lewac in Retirement, about the false reopening.

Founded in 1972, the Parisian Brasery employed 50 people before closing its doors on March 17, 2020.

Sauce wide meals such as Coke v Win and Boff Borgugnan adorn the chalkboard menu on a row of tables lined with white linen. In the context of the show, Chardonnay and Shiraz bottles are overflowing with corkscreen and topped with plastic pears and peppers.

“People can come and visit us like old art, because people forget what it means to walk into a restaurant,” said manager Yan Nkanko.

“At this rate, we almost say to people, ‘Hey, listen, it’s a table. People come and sit.'”

In a letter to Premier Franకోois Legalt on April 29, the two associations representing bar owners asked for permission to reopen bars and restaurant-bars throughout Quebec, but only by making them available. For vaccinated people.