CPA Public Affairs
June 2020

UPDATE: Trainers - can you finally host training sessions?

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Consult gathering limitations across the provinces

All provinces across Canada have set up restrictions limiting the size of groups for indoor and outdoor public and private gatherings. To assist you in determining if you are able to host a training session, and under what conditions, please consult the links below. 

Note that some of these measures may not reflect specific guidelines related to training in classrooms. The CPA is continuing to look into more specific information as it relates to classroom training for our industry.

In all cases, a distance of two metres must be maintained at any type of gathering. In most provinces, face masks are recommended where social distancing cannot be maintained.

Please refer to CPA's Best practices recommended during COVID-19 - Measures for Reopening your Retail Operations, produced to assist you in hosting a training session during COVID-19.

The gathering limitation numbers that have been modified are in bold below.

British Columbia

50-person max in spaces that can accommodate 2-metre distancing orders

 

Québec

Indoor* and outdoor – 10

Outdoor**  – 50

*Note that Indoor gatherings will not be allowed in the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal, Joliette and L’Épiphanie until June 22. 

 **As of June 22.

 

Alberta

Indoor – less than 50

Outdoor – less than 100

 

 

 

Prince Edward Island

Indoor – 15

Outdoor – 20

Saskatchewan

Indoor – 15

Outdoor – 30

New Brunswick

Indoor - 10

Outdoor – 50

*Manitoba

Indoor – 50

Outdoor – 100

*Tentatively planned for implementation on June 21, 2020.

Nova Scotia

Indoor and outdoor – 10 people, unless your group has an exemption.

Ontario

Indoor and outdoor - 10

Religious gatherings – 30% of building capacity

Newfoundland & Labrador

Gatherings – 20 people


 
 
 

 

 

 

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