all of my customers have always worn their masks, so i would assume most are already vaccinated and it won’t be an issue.
if something needs to be done, i obviously prefer to require a passport than being closed down again.
sami mohsni, manager at brasserie 321
if the government sets clear rules, like they did at the beginning — distancing, masks, hand washing — we’ll follow them.
it doesn’t bother us when we’re given rules to follow, but when we’re left in the dark, we can’t police people. we’re restaurateurs, merchants — we can’t do it.
and i do think it’s going to be complicated for us. we’ll be getting into very personal issues and maybe people won’t accept it. but if they say it takes a passport, we’ll apply it.
ali moussa, employee at boutique aladdin souvenir shop
i think it’s a good idea. everybody should get vaccinated, and this will let some people go wherever they want as long as they have the passport.
the last year has been terrible. we were closed for three months and then when we reopened, there was the curfew. it was hard and there was no tourism, either.
so (the passport) is better because if we close down again, most of the shops will close.
dany bergeron, owner of a valentine fast food restaurant