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applegrove

(118,501 posts)
Wed Sep 15, 2021, 09:12 PM Sep 2021

As hospital spill over with Covid patients in Alberta, Premier Jason

Kenney (Ron De Santis of Canada) admits he was wrong. Alberta is in a State Health Emergency. Now mandatory masking in schools. Now unvaxxed not permitted to gather. Now vaccine passports. They thought it was endemic but it has become a pandemic again apparently. That is their explanation. It was only a month to 6 weeks ago that the government said newly covid positive did not have to stay home. That had to be repealed after an outcry. It must be like flying a plane with controls only... no view. They tried to land at endemic. They seem terrified of it not being at least endemic otherwise they would not have been so adament people mix. They missed. It is the worst I think Alberta has seen. They are 10 days away from no beds. All this during a federal election where Kenny was hiding (not wanting to remind other canadians how spooky Conservatives really are). Vaccine passports will enrage his Trumper base. They are flocking to the libertarian People's Party of Canada and away from Conservatives. Sickos.

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As hospital spill over with Covid patients in Alberta, Premier Jason (Original Post) applegrove Sep 2021 OP
He was wrong with children's lives in balance. He also sunk $1,000,000,000 into a dead oil pipeline Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2021 #1
Here are the new restrictions... Spazito Sep 2021 #2
Thanks. Stay safe one and all. applegrove Sep 2021 #3

Spazito

(50,182 posts)
2. Here are the new restrictions...
Wed Sep 15, 2021, 10:04 PM
Sep 2021

Starting tomorrow:

Working from home will be mandatory unless an employer has determined that a physical presence is required.

Indoor private gatherings for fully vaccinated individuals are limited to a single household plus one other household, to a maximum of 10 people. There are no restrictions on children under the age of 12.

Eligible people who are unvaccinated are not permitted to attend any indoor private social gathering.

Outdoor private social gatherings are limited to a maximum of 200 people, with two-metre distancing maintained at all times.

Places of worship must limit attendance to one-third of fire code capacity. Face masks will be mandatory and physical distancing will be required between households.

No attendance restrictions on outdoor events and facilities, but two-metre physical distancing must be in place.

Schools will be required to have mandatory masking for students in Grade 4 and up, plus staff and teachers in all grades. Exemptions will be available for schools with alternate safety plans.

Indoor children's sport and recreation activities are permitted, with requirements for physical distancing and masking where possible
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Other measures take effect next Monday:

Restaurants will be limited to outdoor dining only with a maximum of six people per table.

Liquor sales will stop at 10 p.m. and consumption will stop at 11 p.m.

Indoor weddings and funerals will be limited to 50 attendees or 50 per cent fire code capacity. No indoor receptions will be required.

Outdoor ceremonies for weddings and funerals must be limited to 200 people. Liquor restrictions will apply.

Attendance at retail, entertainment and recreation facilities will be limited to one-third fire code capacity.

People will only be permitted to attend with their household or two close contacts for thosse living alone.

No indoor sport, fitness and recreation activities for adults will be permitted. One-on-one training or workouts will be permitted but with three-metre distancing.

Taken from the CBC article:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/kenney-shandro-hinshaw-update-covid-19-1.6177210

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