Getting Back in the Game!
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GETTING BACK IN THE GAME! Alisson Dubois In partnership with 2 Provinces and territories Alberta ................................................................................................................ 4 British Columbia .............................................................................................. 20 Manitoba .......................................................................................................... 40 New Brunswick ................................................................................................ 57 Newfoundland Labrador .................................................................................. 74 Northwest Territories ....................................................................................... 89 Nova Scotia .................................................................................................... 104 Nunavut .......................................................................................................... 120 Ontario ............................................................................................................ 136 Prince Edward Island ..................................................................................... 151 Québec ............................................................................................................ 169 Saskatchewan ................................................................................................. 187 Yukon ............................................................................................................. 204 3 Topics Camps Outdoor sports Day Camps Baseball Summer camps Football Art and culture Golf Festivals and events Soccer Movie theatres Tennis Museum Indoor sports Theater and shows Gym facilities Parcs Gymnastic Local parks Hockey Provincial parks Swimming Pool facilities and beaches Speed skating Pool and aquatic facilities Travel and tourism Public beaches Camping Outdoor activities Cottage and cabin Pedestrian and cyclist Hotel Hiking Other 4 Alberta 5 Camps Day camps and Summer camps 2020/05/14 - The Government of Alberta starts stage 1 of the relaunch, including the reopening of day-care, Summer camps, and summer school. Relevant documents The province of Alberta developed a guideline for day camps to help them start the season during the pandemic. Alberta - Relaunch guidance for Day Camps Support measure No information has been found 6 Art and culture Festivals and events 2020/03/27 – The Government of Alberta closes non-essential businesses and limits social gathering to 15 people. 2020/04/23 – The Government of Alberta calls for cancellation of every festival taking place during summer 2020 until September 2020. 2020/05/15 - Alberta is increasing limits on outdoor gatherings to 50 people as long as proper physical distancing is maintained. 2020/06/12 - During stage 2 of the reopening strategy, outdoor social gathering will be allowed for less than 100 people. 2020/06/12 - During stage 2 of the reopening strategy, indoor social gatherings will be allowed for less than 50 people. Indoor gathering with seated audience can go up to 100 people. 2020/06/30 - Alberta is increasing limits on outdoor gatherings to 200 people if proper physical distancing is maintained. Relevant documents This document has been developed to support those who organize outdoor events in reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among attendees (including participants, caterers, workers, volunteers, patrons and the general public). Alberta – Guidance for outdoor events This document has been developed to support those who organize indoor events in reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among attendees (including participants, caterers, workers, volunteers, patrons and the general public). These events could include both private events (e.g. conferences, conventions, galas, banquets, trade shows and weddings) and public events (e.g. craft fairs/artisan shows, exhibitions) that are not covered by another guidance document. Alberta – Guidance for indoor events This document has been developed to support those planning outdoor vocal concerts (a vocalist with or without a band) to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among attendees (including workers, volunteers, patrons and the general public). Alberta – Guidance for outdoor vocal concerts This document was developed by the Government of Alberta to inform the population of the relaunch plan for outdoor gathering. Alberta - Relaunch guidance for outdoor gathering Support measure Some grants have been created to help events during this pandemic. Changes to Community Grant program intakes are necessary to support the government’s response to COVID-19 now and during the recovery phase. https://www.alberta.ca/cip-major-cultural-sport-events-grant.aspx 7 Cultural grant Alberta - Culture Day grant Movie theatres 2020/03/27 – The Government of Alberta closes non-essential businesses and limits social gatherings to 15 people. 2020/06/12 - Stage 2 of Alberta’s reopening strategy starts. It includes the reopening of movie theatre. 2020/06/12 - During stage 2 of the reopening strategy, indoor social gatherings will be allowed for less than 50 people. Indoor gathering with seated audience can go up to 100 people. Relevant documents This document has been developed to support movie theatre operators in reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among attendees (including workers, volunteers, patrons and the general public). Alberta – Guidance for movie theatres Journal article on the reopening of movie theatres. Edmonton journal - Cineplex reopening 6 locations Support measure No information has been found Museum 2020/03/27 – The Government of Alberta closes non-essential businesses and limits social gatherings to 15 people. 2020/05/14 - The Government of Alberta starts stage 1 of the relaunch. Museum and art gallery can be reopened. 2020/06/12 - During stage 2 of the reopening strategy, indoor social gatherings will be allowed for less than 50 people. Indoor gathering with seated audience can go up to 100 people. Relevant documents The Alberta government has released a relaunch guidance for museums and art galleries. Alberta - Relaunch guidance for museums and art galleries Support measure Cultural grant Alberta - Culture Day grant 8 Theaters and shows 2020/03/27 – The Government of Alberta closes non-essential businesses and limits social gatherings to 15 people. 2020/06/12 - During stage 2 of the reopening strategy, indoor social gatherings will be allowed for less than 50 people. Indoor gathering with seated audience can go up to 100 people. Relevant documents This document has been developed to support those planning outdoor vocal concerts (a vocalist with or without a band) to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among attendees (including workers, volunteers, patrons and the general public). Alberta – Guidance for outdoor vocal concerts This document has been developed to support those who organize outdoor events in reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among attendees (including participants, caterers, workers, volunteers, patrons and the general public). Alberta – Guidance for outdoor events This document has been developed to support those who organize indoor events in reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among attendees (including participants, caterers, workers, volunteers, patrons and the general public). These events could include both private events (e.g. conferences, conventions, galas, banquets, trade shows and weddings) and public events (e.g. craft fairs/artisan shows, exhibitions) that are not covered by another guidance document. Alberta – Guidance for indoor events The Alberta government has released relaunch guidance for Live music, dance, and theatre. Alberta - Relaunch guidance for live music, dance, and theatre Support measure No information has been found 9 Parks Local parks 2020/03/23 – Playgrounds in Calgary and Edmonton are closing in response to Covid-19. 2020/05/22 - Playgrounds reopen in Edmonton. 2020/06/01 - Playground reopen in Calgary. Relevant documents Guideline for dog parks Alberta - Relaunch guidance for dog parks To ensure the safety of families, the Government of Alberta developed a guide for outdoor recreation. Alberta - Relaunch guidance for outdoor recreation Alberta created a guideline to reopen parks and playgrounds. Alberta - Relaunch guidance for playground Support measure No information has been found Provincial parks 2020/03/27 - Provincial parks in Alberta closed access to parking during the pandemic. 2020/04/17 - Alberta Parks canceled camping until at least mid-May. 2020/05/14 - The Government of Alberta starts stage 1 of relaunch. Parks and trails can be reopened. 2020/06/01 - Alberta Parks reopened campground to half capacity. 2020/07/01 - Alberta Parks reopen campground to full capacity. Relevant documents Alberta Parks has developed a web site with all the information concerning their parks and the measures that are taken during the pandemic. Alberta Parks - Response to Covid-19 Support measure No information has been found 10 Pool facilities and beaches Pool and aquatic facilities 2020/03/27 – The Government of Alberta closes non-essential businesses and limits social gathering to 15 people. 2020/06/12 - The Government of Alberta starts stage 2 of relaunch. Pools can be reopened. 2020/06/30 - Alberta is increasing limits on outdoor gatherings to 200 people if proper physical distancing is maintained. Relevant documents The Swim