Manitoba's Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Brent Roussin and Health Minister Audrey Gordon have announced new restrictions that will come into effect Tuesday. The restrictions will be in place until at least January 11th.
The restrictions that start Tuesday are
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Private gatherings will be household plus ten people if all above 12 are vaccinated
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If even one person is unvaccinated then it's limited to household members plus 5 people.
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Public indoor gatherings are to be at 25% or 25 people whichever is lower.
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Outdoor gatherings are limited to 50 people.
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Gyms, theaters, licensed venues, and museums are limited to 50% capacity
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Restaurants, both licensed and unlicensed will have a max of ten people per table and everyone must remain seated.
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Faith gatherings that require vaccination can have 50% capacity.
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Faith gatherings that don't require vaccination are limited to 25% or 25 ppl whichever is lower.
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No sports tournaments are allowed
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Games and practices are allowed, spectator capacity is limited to 50%.
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Large indoor events are limited to 50% capacity.
Settings that previously required people to show proof of vaccination will still have to do so.
