Summary from the September 22nd Press Conference – Sport & Cultural Activity Limit Increase Announced on Friday, September 18, gathering limits for sport and cultural activities will increase to 50 without physical distancing as of October 1st. This gathering limit increase applies to practises, competitions, recreation leagues (including groups who rent on a regular basis and have consistent participants) and organized physical activity, like open…read more
Effective Oct. 1, the number of people who can participate in one of these activities without physical distancing will increase from 10 to 50. For most sports, this will allow full team practices and competition to resume, while for the performing arts, this will allow for larger rehearsals and performances. This change also applies to recreational league sports, like adult hockey, and drop-in activities, like…read more
Trails, Beaches and Parks
October 6th, 2020 from 1:00pm – 2:30pm
Getting outside & being active is more important than ever. Listen to our panelists share their experiences about making Sport Fields, Parks, Trails and Beaches accessible.
You’ll hear how a small NS town made their field of dreams a reality; how an inter-abled couple are inspiring us all to explore this beautiful (and increasingly more accessible) province.
Register here: www.rfans.com/conferences/influencing-the-shift-2-0-virtual-conference/
We received confirmation from Dr. Strang that because physical distancing is not required for up to 50 participants for public swims and on the ice surface that this also includes the change rooms and dressing rooms.
Please keep in mind that during drop-in activities it is encouraged that people stick to small groups of 10 for close contact and keep as much distance as possible from those outside of your group.
If you have questions about this make sure you register for Wednesday's webinar with Communities, Culture & Heritage. register.gotowebinar.com/register/2447840947764961292
The ITS 2.0 Keynote session registration is 𝐅𝐔𝐋𝐋 𝐓𝐎 𝐂𝐀𝐏𝐀𝐂𝐈𝐓𝐘! What a fantastic way to start the virtual conference!
Don't worry though...if you missed out on registering for the session it will be recorded and posted after the webinar.
