
Fire N Ice Bar Shut Down: 16 Serious Violations
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Fire N Ice Bar and Lounge in Calgarys Beltline shuts down after 16 serious health violations, including cockroach infestations, mold, and filthy surfaces. Owners remain silent as inspectors find live roaches, frass, and open wastewater lines. The bar remains closed pending a follow-up inspection and cleanup.
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Calgary News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Fire N Ice Bar Shut Down: 16 Serious Violations. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
A popular spot in Calgary's belt line, fire in ice bar and lounge, just got shut down by Alberta health inspectors after wrecking of 16 serious violations. We're talking cockroach infestations everywhere, mold on the walls, and filthy surfaces covered in grease and food scraps. They slapped a closure order on April 10th, right after their latest check. This came after three inspections stretching back to September 2024, with two violations labeled critical like storing a propane tank. Right on the main floor, peeling walls, unfinished ceilings, and missing baseboards make cleaning impossible, turning the place into a health hazard. Locals are buzzing about it since this was a go-to nightlife hub near downtown. But the owners, Praveen-Bolly, Berinder-Dillen, and a few. Send-whos haven't responded to calls for comment, no word yet on how long it'll stay dark or what it'll take to fix. Other spotted live roaches outside traps, frass on counters, and dirty bathrooms with mold growth, plus wastewater lines just hanging open.
It's a wake-up call for spots skimping on upkeep. Health services says a follow-up inspection is next before any chance of reopening, so fire in ice stays iced out until they clean house for real. Stay tuned for updates on this messy shut down. That wraps Calgary News today. Brought to you with AI.
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