Abbotsford coffee shop temporarily closes due to COVID-19

Oldhand Coffee in downtown Abbotsford has been closed temporarily due to a link to a COVID-19 case.

Abbotsford coffee shop temporarily closes due to COVID-19

Oldhand Coffee announces a positive COVID-19 case has been linked to shop

Ben Lypka
Nov. 20, 2020 11:48 a.m.
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Abbotsford’s Oldhand Coffee is now closed until further notice after management became aware of a positive COVID-19 case associated with the establishment.

The business made the news public via their social media channels last night.

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Those with any concerns related to visiting the popular shop are encouraged to reach out by sending a direct message to the business on social media.

Oldhand Coffee, which originally opened in west Abbotsford in 2015, is currently located at 2617 Pauline Street in downtown Abbotsford.

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