A popular café in the southwest community of Mission has been shut down over COVID-19 violations.
Alberta Health Services has suspended the food handling permit at Purple Perk.
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Officials said the business violated COVID-19 safety measures by not complying with the province’s Restriction Exemptions Program.
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The REP requires screening patrons for proof of immunization or a recent negative test result, as well as enforcement of the indoor mask mandate.
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The order will be lifted when the business complies.
A sign on the front door of the coffee shop blames a broken-down boiler for the closure.
A review of the suspension is scheduled for Nov. 2.
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