By Dave Branco
Navigating health orders

Local dance studio closed to the ever-changing health orders

Nov 26, 2020 | 3:40 PM

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PRINCE GEORGE – Almost daily, British Columbians are given updates from health officials on how the pandemic is affecting the province.

With the orders so fluid, one local business owner says they can be very difficult to follow.

Local business owner Judy Russell has operated in Prince George for several years. Part of her daily routine is to check the provincial website for updates on how to safely operate her dance studio.

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Her concern is keeping up with the ever-changing health order guidelines. Currently, the dance studio is closed.

In the meantime Russel has some of her staff monitoring the provincial website, making sure they are following the orders.

When Doctor Henry imposed more restrictions on Monday, Russell decided to close her dance studio. She hopes other similar businesses follow suit.

by Dave Branco

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