ICYMI: Mandryk: Rider COVID-19 hammering speaks to a problem still with us
The scheduled CFL game at Mosaic Stadium had to be postponed today because of a COVID-19 outbreak among Saskatchewan Roughrider players and staff.bad news for the Riders
Arguably worse, this COVID-19 outbreak may be bad for business if the Riders wind up losing gate and game receipts. But if there is any good to to come out of such a high-profile business being affected by COVID-19, it might be that it serves as a reawakening that COVID-19 is still here and wreaking havoc on our ability to do really normal things like make plans for a Saturday Rider game.Article content
Fortunately for the Riders, this will be a temporary setback. For an already overburdened health system, this seems far more of a long-term problem we may be dealing with for years to come.
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