| MMIC UPDATES: | Links & Information |
|---|---|
| COVID-19 FEDERAL RESOURCES: | COVID-19 CANADA |
| COVID 19 PROVINCIAL RESOURCES: | COVID-19 ALBERTA |
| BUSINESS RESOURCES: | COVID-19 BUSINESS |
| BUSINESS RESTRICTIONS: | COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS |
| STAFF RESOURCES: | EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE |
| DEALERSHIP SALES: | See chart below |
| DEALERSHIP SERVICE: | See chart below |
| TRAINING SCHOOLS: | Reduced capacity |
| ON ROAD RIDING: | Local only recommended |
| OFF ROAD RIDING: | Open |
| COMPETITION FACILITIES: | Reduced capacity |
Alberta Returns to Stage 1
Mandatory restriction – Provincewide – Revised April 6
Retail services and shopping malls must limit customer capacity to 15% of fire code occupancy (not including staff) or a minimum of 5 customers. This includes individual stores and common areas (see calculating occupancy limits).
Retail services include but are not limited to:
Alberta – The government is making a $10 million investment in targeted serology testing for COVID-19. It will fund two studies measuring COVID-19 antibody prevalence in groups of children in Calgary and Edmonton until 2022, a study testing blood samples across the province, and a test of Albertans aged 45 with the goal of getting a better sense of how many in the province have been exposed to COVID-19. Meanwhile, Health Minister Tyler Shandro today reported that Alberta Health Services is now doing 70% of normal surgery volume, expecting to be on track at 100% by September.
| Training School | Status | Classroom Theory | # of Students per Class |
| Too Cool Motorcycle School | Open | Virtual | 8 |
From CBC June 20/2020
Alberta has no border checkpoints or travel restrictions, but non-essential travel outside the province is not recommended.
However, the Northwest Territories government has tweaked its checkpoint program at the N.W.T.-Alberta border allowing Albertans to obtain access passes to the Fort Smith, N.W.T. area.
Alberta-Apr17