As with many other things this year, Halloween 🎃 will look different.
Below we share the Province Of New Brunswick Guidelines and offer ideas to make Halloween special in your community.
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As with many other things this year, Halloween 🎃 will look different.
Below we share the Province Of New Brunswick Guidelines and offer ideas to make Halloween special in your community.
There will be a live update on New Brunswick’s COVID-19 status for October 13th, today at 2:30 pm with with Premier Higgs, Education Minister And Dr. Russell.
On Friday, Zones 1 & 5 were moved to Orange. Guidelines for masks were increased, as detailed below. Gyms, salons and other businesses were closed. Schools remain open with mask usage increased.
Are you wondering where you can order your groceries online or by phone for pick up or delivery? Here is a list of resources we have compiled for the Greater Moncton region. UPDATED JANUARY 14, 2022
Many businesses in Moncton are going above & beyond during social distancing. This resource will be updated as long as we can keep up with the changes, please click on the links provided to check if today’s offer is the same ay yesterday. The nature of this virus is that details and guidelines change daily, sometimes hourly. (LAST UPDATED Monday, April 13 at 11:30 pm)
As many of us hunker down to stay away for the general public for two weeks to try to flatten the curve and spread of the coronavirus, many businesses are finding creative and helpful ways to continue their businesses.
Local businesses are the hardest hit at this time. With everyone running to big box stores for their toilet paper, cleaning supplies, and even food, the locally owned businesses are trying to figure out how to provide service to their customers, continue to provide their products and services in a safe way and ultimately, how to pay the bills if they lose these weeks of business.
Today, amidst the closures and reduced hours, I wanted to share some inspiring and uplifting stories and encourage you to support local if you can.
o libraries;
o museums;
o theatres;
o performance spaces;
o swimming pools, spas, saunas and water parks;
o recreational sites such as ski resorts, amusement parks, trampoline centres, etc.;
o cinemas and arcades;
o training centres and dance, spinning, zumba and yoga centres;
o arenas;
o indoor soccer centres;
o zoos;
o aquariums;
o bars et discotheques;
o restaurants that offer buffets;
o sugar bush operations open to the public.
Public Health is also asking restaurant owners to limit the number of customers to 50 per cent of the capacity of their dining areas. Take-out orders, deliveries and drive-through services are permitted.
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