Provincial Reopening Frameworks

As COVID-19 related restrictions are being lifted, the Retail Council of Canada is here to support the retail industry as it navigates this new transition. Below, we share each province's current approach to reopening and what it means for retailers in your area.

British Columbia

Restart B. C. is a measured, four-phase plan to get B. C. back on track and lift COVID restrictions.

Step 1 began on May 25, 2021. Step 2 began on June 15, 2021. Step 3 began on July 1, 2021. Step 4 will begin when vaccination rates are high enough and daily case counts and hospitalizations are low.

As of September 13, 2021, B. C. has implemented a vaccination passport system.

Current phase: Step 3

Masks are now mandatory in indoor public spaces. British Columbians will be required to wear masks in designated spaces, including retail stores, shopping malls, hospitality businesses, hotels, gyms, fitness facilities and public transport, until further notice.

British Columbians welcome fully vaccinated Canadians from other provinces. Travel is not recommended for unvaccinated Canadians. Similarly, COVID-19 safety plans, employee screening, customer screening, hand sanitization, signs, arrows and physical distancing measures, including plexiglass, are all currently recommended but optional. Employers are encouraged to maintain hand sanitization, general hygiene and physical distancing practices.

Temporary COVID-19 occupancy requirements ended on July 1, 2021. Occupancy is now at the employer's discretion, unless there are additional local restrictions. Similarly, requirements for break rooms and offices have been removed. Employers are encouraged to maintain safety requirements where possible.

As of Oct. 25, venues that require proof of vaccination can return to full capacity unless there are local restrictions. These venues must operate under an Infectious Disease Prevention Plan.

Dancing remains restricted and masks remain mandatory indoors.

Regional Restrictions

Additional restrictions in the Interior Health region were lifted on Nov. 30 due to increasing vaccination rates and decreasing infection rates. Additional restrictions in the Northern Health region and the Fraser East Health Service area (which includes Abbotsford, Agassiz/Kent, Chilliwack, Hope and Mission) are still in place.

The workplace where meetings and events are held indoors at the Northern Health (Northern Health) is one of the 50 % of the indoo r-sponsored events or 50 % of the capacity of the venue by proving complete vaccination. You can do it. For events with less than 50 people indoors, there is no need for vaccination proof, but it is necessary to collect contact information (name and telephone number) for all attendees as well as compliance with the safety plan, and keep it for 30 days. be.

As of September 28, in the area of ​​the freser East Health Service (Agassford, Agasiz / Kent, Chili Wuck, Hope, Mission), the indoo r-sponsored events will be up to 10 people unless all participants have completed vaccination. It is done.

In all areas, workplaces have confirmed that safety plans are comprehensive and latest, and indoor workplaces are required to wear masks.

Next stage standard

• At least 70 % of the population of 18 years old or older received the first vaccination (already achieved)
• The number of cases is small, and the number of inpatients due to COVID-19 is small.

See BC State restart plan for details.

Ontario

The Roadmap for Ontario's resumption is a thre e-step plan for resuming the state safely and carefully and gradually releasing public health measures.

Step 3 began on July 16, 2021.

As of September 22, 2021, Ontario has introduced a system to prove vaccination in a specific environment.

Current phase: Step 3

Step 3 will resume more indoor and outdoor activities in small, wel l-managed, wel l-managed crowds with minimizing the risk of infection, and will allow retail. This includes the following, but not limited:

• Opening of an essential retail store and an indispensable retail store.
• Outdoor rally up to 100 people
• Indoor rally up to 25 people
• Indoor dining without limit on the number of users per table

Note that store limit restrictions are applied only to customers / general customers. Employees and contract employees in the store are not included in the number of capacity. Click here for details including the capacity calculation machine.

The prefecture will stay in step 3 until the following period:

• Until at least 21 days have passed;
• 80 % of those over the age of 12 are inoculated with COVID-19 vaccines;
• 75 % received the second vaccination;
• In addition, there is no health center that only has less than 70 % of the target population over the age of 12.

Alberta

The Open for Summer Plan in Alberta is a thre e-stage outline to gradually relieve COVID restrictions.

Alberta has revived public health measures since September 20, 2021. Click here for details.

Alberta has announced new measures for the entire state on September 20, 2021. It includes 33 % of the capacity of retail stores to 33 % of the Fire Service Law, or at small stores to 5 people.

Retailers also must pay attention to their customers on the obligation to wear masks in the first hygiene ordinance.

• Retail, entertainment, recreational facilities (including indoor venues, libraries, meetings, rental spaces, concerts, nightclubs, casinos, and similar ones):
  • Up to 33 % of the capacity under the Fire Service Law.
  • There are up to two accompanying families, or if you live alone.
  • Participants wear a mask and take 2 meters of physical distance between households.

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  • Outdoor meals are up to 6 people per table (2 people who are one household or alone if they live alone).
  • Sales and consumption restrictions (sales at 10 pm and consumption at 11:00 pm) are applied.
  • Restaurants are eligible to carry out restriction exemption programs.

  Saskatchewan

  "R e-Open Suscachuwan" is planning to slow down the restrictions slowly with a ste p-b y-step approach.

  Suscachuwan revived masking on September 17, 2021 and introduced a vaccine certification system on October 1, 2021.

  Current phase: Step 2

  From September 17, 2021, a provisional public health ordinance will be enforced in all indoor public spaces in Suscachuwan, which obliges the use of no n-medical masks.

  Manitoba

  A "great summer road" has been designed so that Manitova people can return to their original life quickly and safely.

  The Manitova government will continue to extend the emergency declaration to suppress the spread of COVID-19 and its subspecies. This extension comes into effect at 4:00 pm on September 22, 2021 and extends for 30 days.

  As of September 3, 2021, Manitova has introduced a vaccination passport system.

  Current phase: Milestone 2

  • The retail business will increase the capacity by 50 % and open 500 people.
  • Personal services (hair salons, nail salons, esthetic salons, barber shops, etc.) are open at 50 %.
  • The movie theater will recruit business with a 50 % capacity only for those who have been vaccinated. < SPAN> Alberta has announced new measures for the entire state on September 20, 2021. It includes 33 % of the capacity of retail stores to 33 % of the Fire Service Law, or at small stores to 5 people.
  • Retailers also must pay attention to their customers on the obligation to wear masks in the first hygiene ordinance.

  Retail, entertainment, recreational facilities (including indoor venues, libraries, meetings, rental spaces, concerts, nightclubs, casinos, and similar ones):

  • Up to 33 % of the capacity under the Fire Service Law.
  • There are up to two accompanying families, or if you live alone.

  Quebec

  Participants wear a mask and take 2 meters of physical distance between households.

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  Current phase: Repealing restrictions

  Outdoor meals are up to 6 people per table (2 people who are one household or alone if they live alone).

  Sales and consumption restrictions (sales at 10 pm and consumption at 11:00 pm) are applied.

  Restaurants are eligible to carry out restriction exemption programs.

  • "R e-Open Suscachuwan" is planning to slow down the restrictions slowly with a ste p-b y-step approach.
  • Suscachuwan revived masking on September 17, 2021 and introduced a vaccine certification system on October 1, 2021.

  From September 17, 2021, a provisional public health ordinance will be enforced in all indoor public spaces in Suscachuwan, which obliges the use of no n-medical masks.

  • A "great summer road" has been designed so that Manitova people can return to their original life quickly and safely.
  • The Manitova government will continue to extend the emergency declaration to suppress the spread of COVID-19 and its subspecies. This extension comes into effect at 4:00 pm on September 22, 2021 and extends for 30 days.

  As of September 3, 2021, Manitova has introduced a vaccination passport system.

  • The retail business will increase the capacity by 50 % and open 500 people.
  • Personal services (hair salons, nail salons, esthetic salons, barber shops, etc.) are open at 50 %.
  • The movie theater will recruit business with a 50 % capacity only for those who have been vaccinated. Alberta has announced new measures for the entire state on September 20, 2021. It includes 33 % of the capacity of retail stores to 33 % of the Fire Service Law, or at small stores to 5 people.
  • Retailers also must pay attention to their customers on the obligation to wear masks in the first hygiene ordinance.

  New Brunswick

  Retail, entertainment, recreational facilities (including indoor venues, libraries, meetings, rental spaces, concerts, nightclubs, casinos, and similar ones):

  Up to 33 % of the capacity under the Fire Service Law.

  There are up to two accompanying families, or if you live alone.

  Current phase: Phase 3

  Participants wear a mask and take 2 meters of physical distance between households.

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  • Outdoor meals are up to 6 people per table (2 people who are one household or alone if they live alone).
  • Sales and consumption restrictions (sales at 10 pm and consumption at 11:00 pm) are applied.
  • Restaurants are eligible to carry out restriction exemption programs.
    • "R e-Open Suscachuwan" is planning to slow down the restrictions slowly with a ste p-b y-step approach.
    • Suscachuwan revived masking on September 17, 2021 and introduced a vaccine certification system on October 1, 2021.
    • From September 17, 2021, a provisional public health ordinance will be enforced in all indoor public spaces in Suscachuwan, which obliges the use of no n-medical masks.
    • A "great summer road" has been designed so that Manitova people can return to their original life quickly and safely.

    The Manitova government will continue to extend the emergency declaration to suppress the spread of COVID-19 and its subspecies. This extension comes into effect at 4:00 pm on September 22, 2021 and extends for 30 days.

    Nova Scotia

    As of September 3, 2021, Manitova has introduced a vaccination passport system.

    The retail business will increase the capacity by 50 % and open 500 people.

    Personal services (hair salons, nail salons, esthetic salons, barber shops, etc.) are open at 50 %.

    Current phase: Phase 4

    • The movie theater will recruit business with a 50 % capacity only for those who have been vaccinated.
    • Restaurants increase to 50%for indoor dining. In the case of an indoor meal, it is necessary to be the household customer unless all the customers are vaccinated. In the case of outdoor dining, up to 8 tables will be up to eight people, and it may be a user of different households, regardless of vaccination.
    • The standard for the next step
    • More than 80 % of all Manitova over 12 years old are receiving the first vaccination;
    • More than 75 % have been vaccinated for the second time.

    Quebec uses a colo r-coding system to apply restrictions in a specific area. To see the restrictions on each region, use an alert level map.

    Prince Edward Island

    From September 1, 2021, Quebec introduced a vaccination passport system.

    After June 11th

    All retail stores are allowed to open.

    Current phases: Step 3 & 4

    • The outdoor terrace of the bar is open:
    • Red and Orange Level: 2 adults in separate housing per table, or resident of one house
    • Yellow level: 2 residents in one table
    • Outdoor sports and recreation can be monitored in a group of 25 or less:
    • Red and Orange Level: Sports without contact

    Next stage standard

    • From June 25th
    • Day camp, stay camp starts (starting June 21)

    Newfoundland and Labrador

    Outdoor public activities and events are allowed according to certain rules.

    For two times, the requirements of wearing a mask or leaving a private house will be alleviated.

    At festivals and other events, the outdoor performance of the audience standing and sitting without specifying a seat in advance is resumed.

    Current phase: Step 2

    There are three stages in the COVID-19 recovery plan "Path to Green", setting the target day based on the prediction of the vaccination rate and the number of inpatients, and gradually relieves the restrictions.

    • In New Bran's Wick, on September 22, 2021, masks were mandatory in indoor public spaces.
    • Phase 3 was enforced on July 31, 2021.
    • In phase 3
    • The state shifts to the green level, the forced instructions are terminated, and all restrictions are lifted.
    • 75 % of the 1 2-yea r-olds and over New Blanc's Wick have received the second vaccination.
    • The condition is that the vaccination rate has risen and the hospitalization is low due to COVID-19.

    Yukon

    Retailers strongly recommend that you follow Worksafenb's "Prevention Guide". Although this document is only guidance, it is extremely important for retailers to follow this document to avoid COVI D-related work. In particular, retailers stated that they should strongly consider the following measures (at least until the public health bureau decides on the next steps related to varieties):

    At the entrance, a signboard recommends waiting for home if you are ill (employees and customers) will be installed.

    Current phase: Phase 3

    Continue to provide han d-sanitary facilities

    Keep the physical distance in the store

    • If the physical distance cannot be maintained, consider the use of a protective wall.
    • For more information, see Path to Green Plan in New Branzwick.
    • In the resumption of Novascocia, ste p-b y-step approaches have safely reduced restrictions.

    Novascocia began the fourth stage on July 14, 2021. Phase 5 is scheduled to start on October 4, 2021. See Press Release.

    Northwest Territories

    From October 4, 2021, Novascosia will introduce a vaccination certification system in some environments.

    As of September 15, the restrictions applied to the general residents in Novascosia are the management of COVID-19 infected people only. For example, a person with a symptom must be tested, isolated while waiting for the result, and continues to isolated if a positive reaction appears.

    Current phase: Relaxed measures

    • Companies and other organizations can set their own masks.
    • Schools are required to wear masks until October 10, 2021.
    • As of August 25, 2021, traveling to New Branzwick is possible, under the variety of restrictions, depending on the vaccination. See Nova Cocia / New Branzwick State Travel.
    • As of June 30, 2021, Canadians other than Atlantic Canada can travel to Novascosia, with various restrictions on vaccination.
    • See Novascosia's plans for more details.
    • The fiv e-level Moving Forward plan of P. E. I. is a ste p-b y-step approach to travel easing and public health measures.
    • P. E. I. combined step 3 and 4. These steps began on July 18, 2021. Step 5 is scheduled to start on September 12, 2021.

    Nunavut

    On September 17, 2021, it was mandatory to wear a mask in P. E. I. indoor public space.

    Current phase: Relaxed measures

    There are no particular restrictions on retail stores, but companies must follow the COVID operation plan.

    • There are no restrictions on the number of tables at restaurants-restaurants. There is no limit on closing time by bringing in food and drink.
    • Personal gathering shall be up to 20 indoors and outdoors.
    • Up to 200 organizational rally is allowed outdoors and up to 100 indoors.

    A look at COVID-19 reopening plans across the country

    From June 27, 2021, New Bran's Wick, New Fandland Labrador, Novascocia, and Magdaren Islands will be able to travel if they have a PEI pass. As of July 7, 2021, Canadians other than Atlantic Canada and the Magdaren Islands can apply for a PEI path to enter the PEI after July 18, 2021. Click here for more information about travel protocols.

    Next stage standard

    The level of illness is low, and infections in the PEI, the Atlantic coastal state and Canada are suppressed.

    National:

    80 % of PEI residents over the age of 12 have been vaccinated for the second time.

    The Together Again Plan is a ste p-up approach to unlocking lon g-term public health measures.

    Step 3 began on September 15, 2021.

    From September 17, 2021, it was mandatory to wear masks in indoor public places.

    Newfoundland and Labrador:

    The New Fandland Labrador has begun to move from a vigilan t-level framework to a gradual resumption. At the migration stage

    Retail stores and restaurants have no capacity restrictions as long as the physical distance between users is maintained. Sel f-service buffet is prohibited.

    Mask requirements in indoor public spaces.

    No capacity limit.

    Larg e-scale meetings and meetings are possible.

    Indoor and outdoor sports and tournaments are allowed in the COVID-19 protocol.

    The completely vaccinated Canadian does not need to be tested or sel f-segregated.

    Nova Scotia:

    The Ucon plan for eliminating and releasing the COVID-19 restrictions is "A Path Forward".

    Yukon's emergency declaration ended on August 25, 2021.

    Yukon is focusing on long-term sustainability while monitoring the changes in changes to protect the health of Yukon people while learning coexistence with COVID-19.

    Through the first three resuming stages, the Yukon people need to pay attention to their personal responsibilities (see 5-6 pages):

    Practice six steps (social distance and hand washing) to live a safe life.

    Take care of others

    New Brunswick:

    Take care of yourself

    For more information, see Yukon's Covid-19 status site.

    Utilizing Emerging Wisely 2021, the Northwest Territory has shifted from "ste p-b y-step" to "risk reduction and guidance".

    The Northwest Territory extended the public health of the whole prisons to September 14, 2021.

    Unnecessary urgent business trips outside the territory are not recommended.

    Prince Edward Island:

    Leisure trips in the territory are not allowed. Exemption from sympathetic reasons, family r e-integration, exceptional situations, travel from Nunabuto / Yukon, and sightseeing from remote areas.

    Vaccinated: Sel f-isolation for 8 days, negative on the eighth day test.

    Partial vaccination or no n-vaccination: 14 days isolation.

    Travelers from Nunabuto and Yukon are exempted.

    Follow up to up to 25 or companies approved.

    Up to 10 households, up to 5 members other than households.

    The Nunabuto government has decided to r e-evaluate the restrictions of COVID every two weeks and implement public health measures that seem appropriate.

    Quebec:

    Considering Nunabuto's Public Health Officer:

    Guidelines for each stage

    Is the measures currently being released still safe?

    Does any further restrictions bring low risk, medium risk, and high risk to Nunabumiut?

    As the vaccination rate of COVID-19 increases, each state and the Shoshosho have announced plans to resume companies, events and recreational facilities.

    Most plans are assumed that each state and the prisons achieve the goal of vaccination on a specific date, and at the same time suppresses the number of infected people and the number of inpatients.

    Here, we will introduce the nationwide resumption plan:

    Canada has once again allowed US citizens and permanent residence to enter the COVID-19 vaccination.

    The 1 7-month ban on travel, which does not need to cross the Canadian and the United States, was alleviated on August 9, but the United States has not yet canceled Canadian travelers.

    The target travelers must live in the United States and have been 14 days since the Vaccines approved by the Canadian Ministry of Health.

    It is also necessary to prove that the molecular test of COVID-19 within 72 hours is negative, and upload vaccination details using the ArriveCan application or online web portal.

    New Fandland Labrador is in the second stage of the resumption plan.

    Travelers who have been fully and partially vaccinated from Canada have no need to submit documents to prove that they were negative in the COVID-19 test, and no longer need to be self-isolated.

    More than 60 % of residents over the age of 12 have completed vaccination, so wearing masks in most places is no longer obligatory.

    However, medical facilities and communal living centers for the elderly are still required to wear masks.

    Ontario:

    On the other hand, the restrictions on the rally indoors were raised to 500 people as long as the social distance was maintained.

    In restaurants and lounges, the capacity restrictions are gone as long as the physical distance is maintained.

    Dance was allowed, but the buffet remains closed.

    Novascocia has entered the fourth stage of resuming and further reduced COVID-19's public health orders.

    Retail stores can be operated with full capacity, and churches and other venues have been able to participate in up to half or up to 150 in capacity, and up to 50 outdoor family rally.

    Dance classes, music lessons, and indoor play space limitations have also been lifted.

    Sports practice, games, league matches, competitions, and recreation programs can be participated in a physical distance of up to 25 indoors, up to 50 outdoors.

    Day Camps can be operated by 30 camp participants, staff, and volunteers, according to the day camp guidelines. You can also rehearse and performance of professional and amateur art and culture, up to 25 people indoors, 50 people outdoors, without a physical distance.

    On the other hand, residents of lon g-term nursing care facilities, who have been vaccinated completely, have been able to visit in their rooms and visit family homes, including accommodation.

    The state has canceled all the public health orders, and the mask duty has expired.

    All rally restrictions, including theaters and stores, have been abolished.

    Restaurants, gyms, and salons can be fully operated as long as the customer contact list is stored.

    New Brandswick has first shifted to the second stage of the resumption plan, opening the trip to P. E. I. and New Fandland Labrador, and opened a trip without isolation throughout Novascosia.

    COVID-19 travelers from Canada who have been vaccinated at least once can enter the country without isolation, but prove that travelers who are not inoculated are isolated and are negative before being released from quarantine. I have to do it.

    Prince Edward Island is required to wear no n-medical masks.

    According to Dr. Heather Morrison, a public health officer, masks are encouraged to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and companies are free to adopt more strict rules.

    They should continue to wear masks in places that provide services to the public, such as restaurants, retailers, and hair salons.

    In all medical facilities, masks will continue to be required until 80 % of the target P. E. I. residents are completely vaccinated.

    On the other hand, the state allowed to increase the gathering of individuals and gathered up to 20 people indoors and outside. The restaurant has a table for up to 20 people. Special day events such as weddings and anniversary partys in the backyard of up to 50 people sponsored by individuals are allowed by reviewing the operation plan.

    There are 200 gatherings sponsored by companies and other organizations, and up to 200 people are allowed outdoors and 100 indoors.

    On September 12, the state anticipates that physical and organized rally will be able to be held without restrictions.

    The Quebec government has canceled two concerts that had an experimental meaning of COVID-19 on a large-scale gathering.

    The Calorine Purks Tourism Minister has increased the number of COVID-19 infected people in the state in the state of news, and the conditions are too strict to hold two events that are planning to accommodate a total of 25, 000 people. Was stated.

    The concert was scheduled for a Laval University researcher around Quebec City in September.

    The state is testing a smartphone app that operates a vaccine passport system that the government will introduce on September 1 throughout the state.

    Saskatchewan:

    This passport is used in places with many contact opportunities, such as festivals, bars, restaurants, and gyms.

    According to the Minister of Health, Christian Dube, the government wants to be able to use smartphone apps throughout the state by September.

    According to Dube, it reads the QR code sent to the person who has been vaccinated for COVID-19, and both companies and customers need to download software.

    Alberta:

    Quebec can now drink alcohol at bars and restaurants until 1am.

    At 7, 500 indoor venues and stadiums, up to 15, 000 in the outdoor festival, 15, 000 reserved seats can be accommodated.

    Up to 250 people can enter indoors and up to 500 outdoors.

    However, in Quebec, closed public spaces and transportation are required to wear masks and secure social distance.

    Students who return to school in the next few weeks are required to wear a mask for procedures, but will not be worn in the classroom.

    Musks are necessary in the bus, school, in the school's shared space, but not in school, schoolyards, and after school care.

    The state first eliminated the limit restrictions at retail stores and reduced a 2-meter physical distance to one meter.

    In June, the resumption of the sports gym and restaurant cafeterias was permitted, and on May 28, the ban on going out at night was canceled, and the ban between regions was canceled.

    For the time being, Ontario will stay in Step 3 in the resumption plan for the time being, maintaining the capacity restrictions such as companies and rally.

    Dr. Keylan Moore, Chief Medical Officer in the state, states that it is necessary to resume to secure time for new policies to be effective, increasing the vaccination rate in Ontario. I added it that I needed it.

    The social rally is limited to 25 people indoors and 100 outdoors. Religious events and other rituals are allowed indoors for a large number of people who are physically distinguished.

    Nightclubs and similar facilities are up to 25 % of the capacity. Retail stores and salons can provide services that need to remove masks.

    Sports events, concert venues, movie theaters, and theaters are allowed to enter the audience, and outdoor events are limited.

    Museums, museums, aquariums, zoos, bingo holes, and amusement parks are also opened with a large limit on the number of spectators in outdoor attractions.

    British Columbia:

    However, the rules of masking and physical distance continue to be applied.

    Completely vaccinated Ontarians, regarded as a close contact with a COVID-19 positive reaction, do not need to be isolated unless symptoms appear or are instructed by the Public Health Bureau.

    COVID-19 positive or highly possible high-risk contacts are stated in schools by school, unless they have symptoms and do not need to be separated from the class. There is.

    If a vaccinator and a cat-19 test result is negative, you can return to school if the symptoms improve within 24 hours.

    It is recommended that a positive or possible contact with a highly positive or possibility need to be isolated for 10 days, and it is recommended that you undergo a COVID-19 test on the seventh day after isolation.

    According to the state, the families of the close contact of the positive person must follow similar rules. < SPAN> masks are necessary in the bus, school, in the school's shared space, but are not necessary during classes, schoolyards, or after school care.

    The state first eliminated the limit restrictions at retail stores and reduced a 2-meter physical distance to one meter.

    In June, the resumption of the sports gym and restaurant cafeterias was permitted, and on May 28, the ban on going out at night was canceled, and the ban between regions was canceled.

    For the time being, Ontario will stay in Step 3 in the resumption plan for the time being, maintaining the capacity restrictions such as companies and rally.

    Dr. Keylan Moore, Chief Medical Officer in the state, states that it is necessary to resume to secure time for new policies to be effective, increasing the vaccination rate in Ontario. I added it that I needed it.

    Nunavut:

    The social rally is limited to 25 people indoors and 100 outdoors. Religious events and other rituals are allowed indoors for a large number of people who are physically distinguished.

    Nightclubs and similar facilities are up to 25 % of the capacity. Retail stores and salons can provide services that need to remove masks.

    Sports events, concert venues, movie theaters, and theaters are allowed to enter the audience, and outdoor events are limited.

    Museums, museums, aquariums, zoos, bingo holes, and amusement parks are also opened with a large limit on the number of spectators in outdoor attractions.

    However, the rules of masking and physical distance continue to be applied.

    Completely vaccinated Ontarians, regarded as a close contact with a COVID-19 positive reaction, do not need to be isolated unless symptoms appear or are instructed by the Public Health Bureau.

    COVID-19 positive or highly possible high-risk contacts are stated in schools by school, unless they have symptoms and do not need to be separated from the class. There is.

    If a vaccinator and a cat-19 test result is negative, you can return to school if the symptoms improve within 24 hours.

    Northwest Territories:

    It is recommended that a positive or possible contact with a highly positive or possibility need to be isolated for 10 days, and it is recommended that you undergo a COVID-19 test on the seventh day after isolation.

    According to the state, the families of the close contact of the positive person must follow similar rules. Musks are necessary in the bus, school, in the school's shared space, but not in school, schoolyards, and after school care.

    The state first eliminated the limit restrictions at retail stores and reduced a 2-meter physical distance to one meter.

    In June, the resumption of the sports gym and restaurant cafeterias was permitted, and on May 28, the ban on going out at night was canceled, and the ban between regions was canceled.

    Yukon:

    For the time being, Ontario will stay in Step 3 in the resumption plan for the time being, maintaining the capacity restrictions such as companies and rally.

    Dr. Keylan Moore, Chief Medical Officer in the state, states that it is necessary to resume to secure time for new policies to be effective, increasing the vaccination rate in Ontario. I added it that I needed it.

    The social rally is limited to 25 people indoors and 100 outdoors. Religious events and other rituals are allowed indoors for a large number of people who are physically distinguished.

    Nightclubs and similar facilities are up to 25 % of the capacity. Retail stores and salons can provide services that need to remove masks.

    Sports events, concert venues, movie theaters, and theaters are allowed to enter the audience, and outdoor events are limited.

    Museums, museums, aquariums, zoos, bingo holes, and amusement parks are also opened with a large limit on the number of spectators in outdoor attractions.

    However, the rules of masking and physical distance continue to be applied.

    Completely vaccinated Ontarians, regarded as a close contact with a COVID-19 positive reaction, do not need to be isolated unless symptoms appear or are instructed by the Public Health Bureau.

    COVID-19 positive or highly possible high-risk contacts are stated in schools by school, unless they have symptoms and do not need to be separated from the class. There is.

    If a vaccinator and a cat-19 test result is negative, you can return to school if the symptoms improve within 24 hours.

    It is recommended that a positive or possible contact with a highly positive or possibility need to be isolated for 10 days, and it is recommended that you undergo a COVID-19 test on the seventh day after isolation.

    According to the state, the families of the close contact of the positive person must follow similar rules.

    • Students who returned to school play with sports teams and friends in other classes during their breaks, share toys and other teaching materials in kindergartens, use musical instruments in music classes, go on an excursion, and mask them outdoors. It is allowed to do.
    • Students will attend all day 5 days a week, unless they choose remote classes, and high school students will be less than two subjects at a time.
    

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