COVID-19 Protocols

Our activities are limited to youth activities currently and we have been given the go ahead to operate our youth programs. Our adult programs will begin mid January ideally – January 15^th.

Our Women’s Wellness Weekends will be customized but we can advertise one March 4, 5,6 this year for winter.   Come as a solo, pair or small group. Only 10 people maximum. 

BC Provincial regulations Dec 8, 2020 – Jan 8, 2021

Youth extracurricular activities

Structured extracurricular activities and programs for people under 19 years of age can continue to operate with a COVID-19 Safety Plan in place and must be supervised by an adult. These include:

• Educational programs
• Music
• Art

• Dance
• Drama

• Outdoor exercise
• Recreational programs

Under the order, performances, recitals and demonstrations are not allowed. 

Mask requirements in public indoor settings

As outlined in the mask mandate order, masks are required for everyone in many public indoor settings. A face shield is not a substitute for a mask as it has an opening below the mouth.

There are exemptions for:

• People with health conditions or with physical, cognitive or mental impairments who cannot wear one
• People who cannot remove a mask on their own
• Children under the age of 12

Masks are required in many indoor public settings and all retail stores. This includes:

• Malls, shopping centres
• Grocery stores
• Airports
• Coffee shops
• On public transportation, in a taxi or ride-sharing vehicle
• Places of worship
• Libraries

• Common areas of post-secondary institutions, office buildings, court houses, hospitals and hotels
• Clothing stores
• Liquor stores
• Drug stores

• Community centres
• Recreation centres
• City Halls
• Restaurants, pubs and bars when not seated at a table
• Sport or fitness facilities when not working out

Mask enforcement

You are subject to a $230 fine if you:

• Do not wear a mask in an indoor public setting, unless you are exempt
• Refuse to comply with the direction of an enforcement officer, including the direction to leave the space
• Engage in abusive or belligerent behaviour

Masks at workplaces and shared living areas

It is strongly recommended that masks be worn in the following areas:

• Common areas in apartment buildings and condos, including:
  • Elevators
  • Hallways
  • Lobbies
  • Stairwells

• Shared indoor workplace spaces, including:
  • Elevators
  • Kitchens
  • Hallways
  • Break rooms