Bad idea: running a restaurant without water, people get sick, owners fined $15,000
Two co-owners of the Yaman Restaurant, a St. Catharines, Ontario, restaurant linked to a 2007 E. coli outbreak, were fined $7,500 each for selling food that made customers sick.
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The problems started when Asaad and Daoud continued to run their business on May 19, 2007, despite the fact water to the restaurant was cut off due to a water-main break.
The restaurant was shut down by the region that month after several people got sick, but reopened with a clean bill of health in August that year.
The owners also pleaded guilty on March 4 to failing to provide hot and cold running water in the food-preparation area of the restaurant.
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