Dairy Queen Shut Down: Mouse Nest Found

0:00It's April 22nd, Calgary News, today starts now, AI-powered and ready. A dairy queen and orange Julius in Southeast Calgary just got hit with a shutdown order from provincial health inspectors. They found mouse dropping scattered in the front service area and backstorage, plus a full mouse nest tucked behind the ice cream machine. Gaps under doors and holes and walls made it easy for pests to crash the party. Inspectors issued the closure notice on April 20th, pointing out entry points like unseal doors and chewed up baseboards. The spot at 159 Fairmount Drive, Southeast, has been dark since Wednesday, but a sign on the door blames a vague mechanical breakdown. Dodging any mention of the rodent mess, locals and customers are buzzing about the hygiene scare, especially since it's a family spot for treats. No one's reported illnesses yet, but the violations highlight bigger pest control issues in some food joints. The owner, Angeline Macabugau, now faces strict fixes to get back on mine.

1:00She's got a deep clean and disinfect every inch, hire a pro pest control crew for treatment and a full report, then patch all holes, walls, and door. Seals to block future invaders. Alberta Health Services is overseeing it all to ensure standards. Until an executive officer inspects and signs off, that location stays locked tight, keeping the community safe from any sneaky health risks.