British Columbia has extended the declaration of emergency until July 7. This is the 8th extension since the first declaration on March 18th, as the state government controls each municipality for only two weeks. We aim to legislate the new coronavirus-related measures law so that the state can take the lead again when it is necessary even after the declaration is released☆
Ron Bassford Park, southeast of Granville Island in Vancouver, is a lawn hill perfect for picnics, but it has many white circles. The diameter of the circle is about 2.5m and about 3m away from the next circle. It is well received by users that they can take appropriate interpersonal distances to prevent new coronavirus infection without being aware of it☆
Even if the hiking trails in national and state parks have been reopened, the visitor center may be closed and the restroom may not be available, so please check the availability of facilities in advance. Let's prepare foods and necessities from the place of departure as much as possible in case we cannot procure locally☆
Residents of the Canadian Atlantic Coast of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador will be free to travel within the region from 3 July. People coming in from other regions need 14 days of self-isolation, even if they live in Canada
The British Columbia government purchased two hotels in downtown Vancouver for CAD 74.4 million for homelessness. 110 rooms of Howard Johnson Hotel on Granville Road will be used as support houses and 63 rooms of Buchan Hotel on Haro Road will be used as women-only houses
Introducing our customers to the Grand Canyon! To protect Japan from the waterfront, we received an application from a customer in the United States and we were the first to guide the tour after the corona pandemic. The park was so vacant compared to the usual summer vacation, and the parking lot full of tour buses was usually rattled. Many people wear masks in the park, and it was observed that they were maintaining a social distance.
During the tour, we asked our staff and customers to wear masks in the car. Ventilation was performed whenever possible, and disinfection was performed frequently.
The British Columbia government is entering the third phase of economic resumption as the number of new cases of the new coronavirus is decreasing. Although hotels, resorts, and movie theaters will be reopened, it is still necessary to strictly observe infection prevention measures such as wearing masks, encouraging hand washing and maintaining interpersonal distance☆
Even in Canada, there are more and more people who want to get out of the city and travel to resorts, but I hear some people say that they can't get a hotel. Even if the hotel wanted to rehire a staff member who was laid off in March, the former employee has already changed jobs to a supermarket. All rooms cannot be opened because there are not enough housekeepers. The number of operating guest rooms is small in the first place because we do not use the guest rooms once used for 48 to 72 hours after check-out. .. .. The hotel side is also struggling to resume business ☆
Residents of British Columbia are now free to travel throughout the state. You can travel to the Yukon Territory in the north, but the journey to the Canadian Rockies will have to wait for a while until Alberta enters the third stage of economic resumption ☆
The British Columbia Department of Health has announced the current status of new coronavirus infections. There are 16 inpatients and 7 who are receiving intensive care, and the number of new patients is decreasing. Travel to Alberta as well as in the state and Yukon may be available soon☆
In Toronto tomorrow, from June 24th, CF Toronto Eaton Center in the city center, Yorkdale Shopping Center with many Canadian brands, Square One Shopping Center in Mississauga on the outskirts will open again .. It is expected to have a big sale such as spring clothing that had no sales opportunity ☆