A number of fines were issued by public health inspectors to Saskatchewan eating establishments on the week of Nov. 8, the Saskatchewan Health Authority said on Tuesday.
The fines were a result of violations of the province’s COVID-19 public health orders.
Two corporate fines of $14,000 were handed out to A&W and Bluez on Second — two businesses in Unity, Sask. — for failing to ask for proof of vaccination or a negative test from patrons. In addition, a $2,800 ticket was given to an individual, at that time, for failing to wear a mask.
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Two more $14,000 corporate fines were issued at two separate Tim Horton’s locations in North Battleford, Sask. for failing to request vaccination proof or a proof of a negative test.
One fine of $14,000 was delivered to the Chicken Chef in Esterhazy, Sask. for not following COVID-19 screening protocols.
The SHA added that three individuals were fined $2,800 each for failing to mask up while at the Oasis Roadhouse, a restaurant in Pangman, Sask.
An individual in Outlook also received a $2,800 ticket for not wearing a mask. The SHA said this fine was related to a complaint received on Sept. 20.
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