Climbing COVID count prompts CrossRoads Brewing to temporarily close indoor and outdoor dining

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“Northern BC now has the highest per capita rate of COVID-19 positive infections in the province. UHNBC, oru regional hospital, is becoming overwhelmed with an ICU that is operating at capacity, the hospital has an inpatient population consistently over 100% of available beds. It is not just our beds and bed availability, it is our people that staff those beds. Our nurses, doctors, xray/lab techs, cleaners, support staff and administration are working with increased workloads increased stressors and with little relief in sight. They worry about their own health and the health of their families.”

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Leiski says as a physician working in Prine George, he feels the need to help in any way possible.

“As the owner of CrossRoads, my friends and colleagues at UHNBC and those that have and continue to support us. Closing the restaurant for indoor/outdoor dining at a time when our health authority and our provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, is imploring people to minimize contacts and to stay at home is the right thing for CrossRoads to do at this time.

“We may be the first breaker, and hopefully not alone, in a circuit breaker strategy to flatten the curve and support our health care workers and the general population.”

He says the restaurant will continue to offer home delivery and takeout services, as well as be available for off sales/merchandise/gift card sales from 12pm – 9pm effective December 7.

“We want to re-open our indoor dining as early and as safely as possible,” adds Leiski.