Assiniboine Park was the center of Winnipeg families as they celebrated Mother’s Day on Sunday after two years marked by pandemics and health restrictions.
A brunch was arranged in the Park Café area, which was sold out.
Winnipegger Chris Klos has two people to celebrate: his wife, Mel, and his mother.
Got a newsletter from Assiniboine Park reminding me of the option for Mother’s Day brunch and picked it upsaid Chris Klos.
[J’espère qu’elles se sentent] appreciated, loved, cared for […] and is now satisfied.
The pandemic has long prevented Manitoba families from coming together on Mother’s Day because of health restrictions imposed by authorities.
It’s nice to go out, to breathe fresh air […] and see peopleMel Klos was overjoyed.
Kristin Mozel, a Manitoban who was present at Assiniboine Park with her family members was happy to celebrate this holiday with her loved ones.
It has become our tradition. We did this for almost three years. At COVID-19 it stopped and this year we saw it rise again and we are very happy to be back.
Darlene Mozel recalls that last year, it was possible to meet in the park but observe at a physical distance. There has been quite a change in this year, which he wonders.
With information from Joanne Roberts
Source: Radio-Canada
