McDonald's Canada has detailed new COVID-19 cases involving staff at one of its restaurants in Burnaby.
The fast-food chain posts the most recent cases of COVID-19 in staff across Canada on its website, by province or territory, in the last 14 days.
The latest location is at 7229 Kingsway Ave. in Burnaby. The last day employees each worked were Jan. 20 and Jan. 23
The latest cases follow two workers at the McDonald’s on Still Creek testing positive and last working on Dec. 27. Two more workers who worked at the McDonald’s at Metropolis at Metrotown restaurant also tested positive and last worked on Dec. 27.
There are currently four B.C. McDonald's Canada locations with employee COVID cases, including the restaurant on 96 Avenue in Surrey.
McDonald's Canada says it has "maintained a commitment to remain transparent in our communications, so that restaurant employees and guests are informed and can contact their local public health authorities for directions, if needed."
"For any guests who may have visited the restaurant and have questions, please take directions from your local public health experts," says McDonald's Canada.
Should you seek testing for COVID-19?
Fraser Health follows the BC CDC's guidelines for British Columbians who need to determine if they should be tested for COVID-19, which outlines the following:
- Use the B.C. COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool to see if you need to be tested for COVID-19
- If you feel unwell and are unsure about your symptoms, contact your health care provider or call 8-1-1.
You can use this updated chart to determine which of your symptoms indicate a COVID-19 test is needed.
- With files from Lindsay William-Ross, Vancouver is Awesome
