via London Free Press
Author of the article:Kathleen Saylors • Woodstock Sentinel-Review
Publishing date:Apr 23, 2021
A golf course east of London is opening Saturday in defiance of public-health regulations and appears to be fully booked for this weekend despite pandemic stay-at-home orders.
Read more: London Area Golf Course Plans to Reopen, Defying Ontario COVID Rules
via AGA-BC
Posted on April 23, 2021
Melanie Mark, Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport; Richard Porges, interim president and CEO, Destination BC; Brenda Baptiste, chair, Indigenous Tourism BC; Walt Judas, CEO, Tourism Industry Association of BC; and Ingrid Jarrett, president and CEO, BC Hotel Association have released the following statement asking all British Columbians to stay local unless travel is absolutely essential:
Read more: Tourism Issues Joint Statement Asking People to Stay Local
via AGA-BC
Posted on April 5, 2021
Last Updated: April 23, 2021
The landscape in which the golf industry operates is continually changing and keeping up to date with the latest support, benefits, health orders, etc. can be daunting. In addition to changes to support programs, the Provincial Health Officer is continually updating regulations and guidelines to provide accurate and effective control measures.
Read more: COVID-19 Resources for the British Columbia Golf Industry
via AGA-BC
1. Refresh yourselves on the COVID-19 Protection - Best Practices for the Responsible Operations of BC Golf Courses as there are a few new requirements since some courses closed last fall, such as daily health checks for all employees.
Read more: Operational Reminders & Best Practices for Golf Courses
via AGA-BC
posted April 21, 2021
Group sports are activities involving more than one person. This includes group training and practice for an individual or team sport. Games, tournaments and competitions for indoor and outdoor group sports for people 22 years of age and older are prohibited.
Read more: Golf (Tournaments) Included in Group Sport Restrictions