Restaurants Canada - COVID-19 Prevention Measures Tracker

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1	Last Updated: April 1, 2020 at 9:52 a.m. ET
2	Jurisdiction	Measures	More Details
3	Federal	Recommending everyone avoid non-essential gatherings and practice social distancing.	Government info page
4	British Columbia	State of emergency declared. Bars, pubs, and nightclubs ordered to close, but liquor-primary and food-primary establishments now permitted to sell packaged liquor products with the purchase of a take-away or delivery meal. Restaurants and cafes are to offer take-away foods in single use containers or by delivery only.	BC Centre for Disease Control info page
5	Alberta	Public health emergency declared. No gatherings with more than 15 people are allowed. Albertans are prohibited from attending all non-essential retail businesses. All dine-in services are prohibited. Takeout, delivery and drive-through services are still allowed. Licensed establishments are now permitted to sell alcohol with takeout and delivery meals.	Government info page
6	Saskatchewan	State of emergency declared. Public and private gatherings are limited to a maximum of 10 people in one room, effective March 26, 2020. Exceptions are provided where two-metre distancing between people can be maintained. All non-essential businesses must close. Foodservice businesses may continue to operate takeout (including drive-thru) and delivery service. Any licensed restaurants and taverns in Saskatchewan will be permitted to sell alcohol as an offsale according to SLGA regulations indefinitely.	Government info page
7	Manitoba	State of emergency declared. All non-essential businesses must close. Foodservice businesses may continue to operate takeout (including drive-thru) and delivery service. Licensed establishments are now permitted to sell alcohol with takeout and delivery meals.	Government statement
8	Ontario	State of emergency declared. All non-essential businesses must close. Foodservice businesses may continue to operate takeout (including drive-thru) and delivery service. Licensed establishments are now permitted to sell alcohol with takeout and delivery meals.	Government statement
9	Quebec	Public health emergency declared. All non-essential businesses must close. Foodservice businesses may continue to operate takeout (including drive-thru) and delivery service.	Government info page
10	New Brunswick	State of emergency declared. Travel across provincial borders is now restricted and a 14-day quarantine is now required for those crossing the border. Recreational establishments must close, including all bars. Restaurants may remain open, but are limited to takeout (including drive-thru) and delivery service.	Government statement
11	Nova Scotia	State of emergency declared. Gatherings must be limited to no more than 5 people. Bars and other drinking establishments must close. Restaurants may remain open, but are limited to takeout (including drive-thru) and delivery service. Licensed establishments are now permitted to sell alcohol with takeout and delivery meals.	Government info page
12	Prince Edward Island	Public health emergency declared. Recreational establishments must close, including all bars. Restaurants may remain open, but are limited to takeout (including drive-thru) and delivery service.	Government statement
13	Newfoundland & Labrador	Emergency health measures invoked. Gatherings of more than 10 people are prohibited. Restaurants and other foodservice businesses must close, but takeout, including drive-thru, and delivery are still encouraged.	Government order
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