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ARTICLE · 23 JUNE 2021

Retailer Checklist For Reopening In Canada

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As COVID-19 infections decline across Canada and vaccinations ramp-up, provinces are gradually entering the first phases of their most recent reopening plans.

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As COVID-19 infections decline across Canada and vaccinations ramp-up, provinces are gradually entering the first phases of their most recent reopening plans. Bricks-and-mortar retailers have reason to be optimistic, with the opportunity to boost operations and soon welcome customers in greater numbers.

Adhering to government guidance and planning for each phase of reopening is essential for retailers to maximize recovery. Below is a checklist of best practices for retailers to follow as we increasingly open for business.
 

  • Ensure that your business meets government criteria to reopen
    An important first step is to determine if current provincial and municipal COVID-19 measures allow your retail business to open its doors. Depending on the province and the phase of reopening, determining factors include whether the business is an essential or nonessential retailer and the availability of an external-facing entrance.  

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