COVID-19 circuit breaker measures

Family and friends	No personal gatherings Each household can associate with two (2) other consistent individuals for essential support Individuals who live alone may associate with another household
Gatherings (including religious gatherings)	No organized gatherings Funeral ceremonies no more than 10 people plus officiants
Recreation	Recreational facilities, including gyms, fitness facilities, bingo halls, casinos, museums and libraries closed to the public No organized sport and recreation Outdoor public spaces for individual/household use with precautions Non-contact outdoor recreational activities among one’s household (e.g. walking, cycling, hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, angling, hunting) permitted
Business and NGOs	Essential services may serve the public in-person For essential retail, 50% of the standard operating capacity1 of the retail space, and monitor entrances and exits to ensure that capacity is not exceeded No in-person consumption of food and beverage at food premises and licensed facilities – take-out, drive-through and delivery only with enhanced precautions Non-essential services able to operate by phone, virtual services, delivery or pick-up
Child care	Unlicensed and licensed childcare centres remain open
Health care (including community)	All health care services and health care providers may continue to operate as normal, including mental health and addictions,
Public services	Essential services may serve the public in-person Non-essential public services to continue serving the public by phone, virtual services, delivery or pickup
Education and Training	K-12 schools closed Remote learning for post-secondary education and training, where applicable
Long-term care	No change to current measures: Up to three partners in care. Limited number of visitors permitted in designated areas. Residents permitted to travel only in the company of partners in care, or for exceptional circumstances Strict public health and control measures

Public Guidance Measures we can all take to prevent transmission of COVID-19:

• Stay informed, be prepared and follow public health advice
• Keep your circle of contacts small and consistent
• Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds; if not available, use a hand sanitizer that contains 60% – 80% alcohol
• Stay home when ill and get tested promptly if experiencing symptoms of COVID-19
• Maintain physical distancing of 2 m (6 ft.) with individuals who are not part of your household
• Non-medical masks are required for indoor public spaces. Wear a non-medical mask in outdoor settings when you cannot maintain physical distancing from people from different households. Wearing a non-medical mask alone will not prevent the spread of COVID-19, and does not replace other public health measures such as physical distancing, hand washing, and staying home when sick.
• Don’t touch your face with unwashed hands
• Cough or sneeze into a tissue or your sleeve, and wash your hands directly after
• Frequently clean and disinfect commonly touched surfaces such as taps, doorknobs and countertops
• With employer’s support, consider working from home where feasible, especially when physical distancing cannot be maintained in the workplace, or prepare to have that option available should the need arise
• Consider alternative ways to access and provide services including online shopping, home delivery, and curbside pick-up options
• When seeking services outside of the home, follow public health precautions
• People from different households can carpool or share drives. If physical distancing can’t be maintained, non-medical masks should be worn and every effort should be made to ensure some distance between passengers, including limiting the number of persons in a vehicle
• Vulnerable individuals should exercise caution and minimize high-risk exposure situations
• Keep a log of interactions to self-monitor and to facilitate contact tracing should a case be detected