The Alberta Government has posted the written order pertaining to the Restriction Exemption’s Program and made some revisions to the public health actions info posted online here.
Alberta Health Services (AHS) has now posted the list of in-scope operators (eligible to participate in the Restrictions Exemptions Program) which can be found here. The Restrictions Exemption Program permits in-scope businesses, entities and organizers to operate without most public health restrictions as outlined in Order 43-2021. NOTE: Masks remain mandatory indoors regardless of participation in the exemption program.
AHS has also posted the list of out-of-scope operators (not eligible to participate inthe Restrictions Exemptions Program) which now includes retail operations. Operators that are out-of-scope or choose not to fully implement the Restrictions Exemption Program must comply with the PHO restrictions outlined in Order 42-2021.
Restaurants & Restriction Exemption Program
If you are participating in the Restriction Exemption Program (REP), you are permitted to:
continue alcohol service after 10 pm up to the time stated on your liquor license.
If you do not participate in REP, the following restrictions apply:
Indoor dining is not permitted.
Outdoor dining with a maximum of 6 people per table (one household or 2 close contacts for those living alone) is permitted
Liquor sales and consumption restrictions apply (sales end at 10pm, consumption by 11pm)
NAGA Alberta will continue to monitor Government announcements, seek clarification, and provide updates, if required in the future.
Sincerely,
Erica Beck
Regional Director, NGCOA Canada
President - NAGA Alberta
cc:
Robert Rousselle, Executive Director, PGA of Alberta
