Pallister says they hope to move forward with phase three June 21st but it’s up to Manitobans. He lists some proposals in the draft plan including increasing gathering sizes to up to 50 people indoors and 100 people outdoors, increasing capacity and developing guidelines for faith based and other cultural gatherings, easing border restrictions to allow residents of western Canada and northwest Ontario to enter Manitoba without the need to self isolate for 14 days, resuming regular licensed capacity for child care centers, increasing capacity for day camps from 24 children to 50, increasing indoor occupancy levels for community and seniors centers and clubs and removing occupancy limits for retail businesses while ensuring members of the public are reasonably separated.
Pallister adds they are asking for Manitobans input on the proposals for phase three at www.engagemb.ca.
