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COVID-19 Updates

We are deemed an essential business for the medicines & cultural items we sell supporting our community.

As of Dec. 26/2020, until further notice, we will only be open:
Thurs. to Sun. 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Customers will be Screened as follows:

  • Name & phone number recorded & kept on file for 4 weeks
  • Temperatures will be taken prior to entry
  • The ministry questionnaire applies to all customers
  • Only 6 people allowed in the store at one time
  • EVERYONE MUST WEAR A MASK

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