The restaurant and bar industry in British Columbia and Nova Scotia is struggling, with nearly half of establishments losing money amidst rising operational costs and a 12% drop in alcohol sales. Over 11,000 jobs have vanished in B.C., echoing the painful impacts of the pandemic. There’s hope for relief with potential government support, but a cultural shift away from alcohol consumption poses ongoing challenges. Source and details of the news
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