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ARTICLE · 10 MARCH 2021

COVID-19 Update: Alberta Eases Public Health Measures With Move To Step 2 Of "A Path Forward"

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As a result of a sharp decline in hospital admissions and patients in intensive care units with COVID-19, the Government of Alberta has moved to Step 2 of their plan to ease COVID-19 related...

CanadaCoronavirus (COVID-19)

As a result of a sharp decline in hospital admissions and patients in intensive care units with COVID-19, the Government of Alberta has moved to Step 2 of their plan to ease COVID-19 related public health measures. We outlined the Government of Alberta's staged plan to ease public health measures, referred to as "A Path Forward", in a previous blog.

In moving to Step 2, the following restrictions have been eased:

  • libraries may open with a maximum capacity of 15% fire code occupancy (not including staff); and
  • low intensity individual and group fitness activities, such as barre, pilates, stretching, tai-chi, low intensity yoga, light weightlifting, and indoor rock climbing, may resume but must be scheduled or booked by appointment. High intensity exercise remains restricted except where performed with a one-on-one training with a trainer.

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