Easter rules are needed, say liquor makers – but don’t ban booze until hospitals get full
- Easter weekend, and a potential third wave of coronavirus infections, requires swift action, says the alcohol industry.
- That should not include any restrictions on alcohol sales again, though, not unless hospitals get full again.
- It is also pre-emptively arguing against restricting inter-provincial travel again.
- Instead the government should impose as longer curfew, and restrict gatherings to fewer people again, booze makers say.