Changes announced to take effect Monday, March 29, 12:01AM:
Effective Monday, March 29, 2021 at 12:01 a.m., permitting outdoor fitness classes, outdoor training for team and individual sports and outdoor personal training, subject to public health and workplace safety measures, including, but not limited to: a maximum of 10 patrons, every person maintaining a physical distance of at least three metres from another person, requiring a reservation and active patron screening.
OUTDOOR FITNESS CLASSES, OUTDOOR TEAM TRAINING, AND OUTDOOR PERSONAL TRAINING
- No patrons are permitted to be in the indoor areas of the facility;
- Requiring patrons to make a reservation (no walk-ins);
- Limiting the number of patrons to 10 people maximum;
- Every person must maintain a physical distance of at least three metres from another person and activities that are likely to result in individuals coming within three metres of each other are not permitted;
- Requiring that the contact information of all patrons be collected and maintained for a period of a month, and be made available for disclosure if required;
- All patrons must be actively screened in accordance with the advice, recommendations and instructions of the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health;
- Limiting the volume of music and requiring the implementation of measures to reduce/not encourage loud talking, singing or shouting;
- Prohibiting the playing or practising of team sports except for training sessions for members of a sports team that do not include games or scrimmage games;
- Ensuring that any equipment that is rented to, provided to or provided for the use of patrons must be cleaned and disinfected between each use and avoiding the use of any equipment or fixed structures that cannot be cleaned and disinfected between each use;
- No spectators are permitted, except for any person under the age of 18 who is engaged in activities in the facility may be accompanied by one parent or guardian; and
- Requiring every person to wear a face covering in a manner that covers their mouth, nose and chin.
Changes announced to take effect Monday, April 12, 12:01AM:
Effective Monday, April 12, 2021 at 12:01 a.m., personal care service settings including but not limited to barber shops, hair and nail salons, and body art establishments, will be permitted to operate at 25 percent capacity or five patrons (whichever is less) subject to physical distancing, including by appointment only, and other public health and workplace safety measures.
PERSONAL CARE SERVICES
- Implementation of strict capacity limits (The lesser of 25 per cent capacity or five patrons), subject to physical distancing.
- Requiring that no member of the public may be permitted to enter the premises except by appointment;
- Appointments must only be made by individuals or with members of the same household;
- Limiting entry to the premises to only patrons who are receiving a service, with exceptions for a caregiver or children of the patron;
- Prohibiting patrons from lining up or congregating outside of the establishment unless patrons are able to maintain a physical distance of at least two metres and are wearing a face covering;
- Prohibiting services requiring the removal of a face covering that covers the mouth, nose and chin;
- Requiring that the contact information of all patrons be collected and maintained for a period of a month, and be made available for disclosure if required;
- All patrons must be actively screened in accordance with the advice, recommendations and instructions of the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health; and
- Appropriate personal protective equipment must be worn by people providing personal care services.
*Disclaimer - the info in this email is meant to be a helpful guidance, please refer to government resources for official details and requirements |
