Code Red Restrictions ACROSS MANITOBA
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Code Red Restrictions:
Masks:
Masks are mandatory in all indoor public places.
The operator of an indoor public place must ensure that every person who is not wearing a mask is given a reminder to do so as soon as possible.
Masks are not required for children under 5, people with medical conditions that prevent them from safely wearing a mask, or people who cannot put on or remove a mask without assistance.
Masks can be temporarily removed to receive a service that requires removal of the mask, to consume food or drink, or to establish someone's identity.
Masks can be removed when patrons are seated at least two metres from other persons, but must be worn at all times while moving from their seated position within the indoor public place.
Employees can remove their masks if they are in an area that members of the public cannot access, or if they are behind a non-permeable physical barrier.
Gatherings:
Gatherings of more than 5 people are not permitted in any indoor or outdoor public place.
Hotel Banquet Rooms:
Hotel banquet rooms must remain closed at this time.
Weddings:
Hotels are not permitted to host weddings at this time.
Hotel Amenities:
Hotels pools and gyms must remain closed.
Spas:
Spas may open at 25 per cent capacity with physical distancing measure in place between patrons and workstations, with contact tracing information collected from patron.
Hotel Beer Vendors:
Retail beer stores may remain open. The number of members of the public inside the store is capped at 25% of the usual capacity. The operator must implement measures to ensure that members of the public are reasonably able to maintain a separation of at least two metres.
Restaurants and Licensed Establishments:
Restaurants and licensed establishments may open at 25 per cent capacity with:
- patron groups limited to household members only;
- no more than five people per table;
- physical distancing measures in place between tables;
- food cannot be served buffet style;
- patrons must remain at their tables except for specific purposes such as using washroom facilities;
- contact tracing information gathered from all parties;
- liquor can only be served if a meal has been ordered;
- liquor cannot be sold or served between the hours of 10 p.m. and 9 a.m.; and
- food cannot be served for dine-in service between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
- individual or group live performances are not permitted (including adult entertainers)
Other closures:
VLTs remain turned off.
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