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Manitoba announces new restrictions – retail capacity unchanged – ONLY GYM 50%
Monday, December 20, 2021
As of 12:01 am on Tuesday, December 21, capacity will be lowered to 50% for gyms, licensed facilities, movie theatres as well as large sporting events. Further, guests at licensed restaurants must remain seated, with a cap of 10 people per table. continue reading
Ontario Further Strengthening Response to Omicron
Friday, December 17, 2021
Personal Services and Gyms go to 50% capacity Dec 19th. see further information in JCTA Member Update section continue reading
Latitude, Sunlight, Vitamin D and COVID-19
Friday, December 17, 2021
Latitude, when compared to disease and disability, is an attention catcher. First of all, why would latitude be important? Is it because latitude itself creates disease? Is it because different latitudes lead to different temperatures? Could it be different distances from the magnetic poles are involved in human physiology? No, none of those answers is correct, yet, there is a simple answer to the link between latitude and disease. That answer is sunlight and vitamin D. Low latitudes (closer to the equator) receive much more sunlight, and sunlight is more direct much of the year. continue reading
Bans, restrictions and advisories ‘devastating’ to Canada’s recovery: WestJet
Thursday, December 16, 2021
In a release, the airline said the new guidelines are "not based on science and data and significantly undermines aviation's proven safety record in response to COVID-19." continue reading
COVID-19 vaccinated travellers entering Canada
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
The federal government is once again warning Canadians against non-essential travel abroad as the Omicron variant continues to quickly spread worldwide. continue reading