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A popular Saskatoon bar has been linked to “increased COVID-19 activity,” according to the health authority.
Patrons of Pink Night Club in Saskatoon are being warned that on the night of July 24, you may have been exposed to COVID.
Visitors that are fully vaccinated will have to self-monitor for symptoms until Aug. 8. Those that aren’t fully vaccinated are being asked to get tested immediately.
If you are feeling symptomatic, contact HealthLine811.
A video posted to Pink’s social media page on the night of July 24 shows a packed bar.
Saturday happens at PiNK! Get here as early as you can to beat the lineup! While you’re here, get a double gin and tonic for $8.75 all night til 2am.
Posted by Pink Bar & Lounge on Saturday, July 24, 2021
The province lifted all public health restrictions on July 11. This meant no restrictions for any nightclubs, bars or restaurants.
In a follow-up Facebook post, Pink said it will continue to take precautions, including masking, sanitization, running its air exchanger and sanitizing hands upon entry.
It also encouraged guests to get vaccinated and stay home if they’re feeling sick.
