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ARTICLE · 28 JULY 2020

Phase Four Of Manitoba's Reopening Plan To Start July 25

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The Government of Manitoba announced its finalized plan on June 23, after consultation with public health officials, members of the public and industry.

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Manitoba will enter phase four of its multi-phased reopening plan on Saturday, July 25.

The Government of Manitoba announced its finalized plan on June 23, after consultation with public health officials, members of the public and industry. The four phases of the province's Restoring Safe Services: Manitoba's Pandemic and Economic Roadmap for Recovery are reflected in the public health orders issued on July 24, and can be accessed here.

The province continues to caution that if the public health indicators and results or guidelines demand it, certain measures may be further eased, restricted or re-introduced.

The following sections outline the changes to be implemented during phase four, effective July 25, which are in addition to the existing measures introduced in previous phases, as well as proposals that have been deferred in response to public feedback.

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