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EXTENSION OF COVID-19
GENERAL PREVENTION ORDERS

Manitoba’s current COVID-19 general prevention orders have been extended, effective
12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 11, and will be in place for three weeks until Feb. 1.

Sector Restrictions

Indoor gatherings in public spaces Gatherings that include one or more

unvaccinated people (if they are 12 years of
age or older) are limited to 25 people or 25
per cent of the usual capacity of the space,
whichever is lower.

Gatherings restricted to fully immunized

people and those under 12 years of age are
limited to 50 per cent of the usual capacity
of the space or 250 persons, whichever is
less.
Outdoor gatherings in public Gatherings that include one or more
spaces unvaccinated people (if they are 12 years of
age or older) in uncontrolled outdoor public
spaces are limited to 50 people.

Gatherings restricted to fully immunized

people and those under 12 years of age are
limited to 50 per cent of the usual capacity
of the space or 250 persons, whichever is
less.
Indoor gatherings on private Private indoor gatherings are limited to 10
property additional people plus the household if all
are fully vaccinated (youth under the age of
12 are exempt).

Private indoor gatherings are limited to five

additional people plus the household if any
of the individuals are eligible but
unvaccinated (youth under the age of 12 are
exempt).
Outdoor gatherings on private
property
Restaurants, licensed premises
and food courts
Gyms and fitness centres
Casinos, bingo halls and VLTs
Museums and galleries
Outdoor gatherings at a private residence
are limited to 20 additional people plus the
household if all are fully vaccinated (youth
under the age of 12 are exempt).
Private indoor gatherings are limited to 10
additional people plus the household if any
of the individuals are eligible but
unvaccinated (youth under the age of 12 are
exempt).
Proof of vaccination is required for those 12
years of age and older. Individuals are
required to wear masks but are not required
to provide proof of vaccination to enter for
the sole purpose of picking up takeout or
delivery orders.
Restaurants, licensed premises and food
courts are limited to 50 per cent capacity
and are limited to seated service only with a
maximum of 10 people per table.
Restaurants, licensed premises and food
courts are limited to 50 per cent capacity or
250 persons, whichever is lesser.
Liquor sales must end at 10 p.m. daily.
Capacity limited to 50 per cent or 250
people, whichever is less, with proof of
immunization required everywhere.
Proof of vaccination is required.
Capacity is limited to 50 per cent or 250
people, whichever is less.
Museums operate under the requirement to
show proof of vaccination (indoors only)
when open to the public as a museum.

Libraries
Professional sports or performing
arts events
Movie theatres and concert halls
Weddings and funerals
Indoor community, cultural and
religious gatherings
Capacity limited to 50 per cent or 250
people, whichever is less, with proof of
immunization required everywhere.
Limited to 50 per cent capacity.
Limited to 50 per cent capacity or 250
people, whichever is less, with proof of
immunization required everywhere.
Limited to 50 per cent capacity or 250
people, whichever is less, with proof of
immunization required everywhere.
Permitting indoor public gathering group
sizes to 25 people or 25 per cent capacity,
whichever is lower, for gatherings that
include unvaccinated people who are
eligible to be vaccinated.
Gatherings restricted to fully immunized
people and those under 12 years of age are
limited to 50 per cent of the usual capacity
of the space or 250 people, whichever is
less.
Indoor community, cultural and religious
gatherings are limited to 25 per cent
capacity or a total of 25 people, whichever is
lower, when proof of vaccination is not
required. Cohorts may be implemented
where groups can be physically divided up
to a maximum of 10 cohorts or 250 people.
Cohorts must not mingle, masks must be
worn and physical distancing rules apply.
Services restricted to fully immunized
people and those under 12 who are not
eligible for the vaccine are limited to 50 per

Outdoor community,
cultural and religious gatherings
Personal services
Indoor sports and recreation,
including dance, theatre and
music schools.
cent capacity or 250 people, whichever is
less.
Gatherings that include one or more
unvaccinated person (if they are 12 years of
age or older) are restricted to 50 people in
uncontrolled outdoor public spaces.
Outdoor gatherings restricted to fully
immunized people and those under 12
years of age are limited to 50 per cent of the
usual capacity of the space or 250 persons,
whichever is less.
Drive-in services continue unrestricted.
Open without capacity restrictions and
physical distancing is required.
Spectators for indoor and outdoor sporting
and recreation capacity is reduced to 50 per
cent capacity or 250 people, whichever is
less.
While games and practices can continue, no
tournaments will be permitted. No group
activities outside of practice time or games,
come ready to play and limit group time
indoors (e.g. in dressing rooms).
Province-wide, proof of at least one dose of
vaccination or a recent (within 48 hours)
negative test result will be required for 12-17
year olds for indoor and recreational sports.
Negative tests need to come from a
participating pharmacy as provincial testing
sites should only be accessed by
symptomatic individuals or those who are
required to take a PCR test by public health.
Outdoor sports and recreation While practices can continue, no
tournaments will be permitted.

No group activities outside of practice time

or games, come ready to play and limit
group time indoors (e.g. in dressing rooms).

Capacity for spectators is limited to 50 per

cent or 250 people, whichever is less.
Children’s camps Day camps are limited to no more than 25
campers and camper groups must be
cohorted.
Overnight camps are prohibited under these
orders.

Retail, markets, garden centres Permitting retail capacity at 50 per cent in

and malls the Southern Health – Santé Sud health
region.
Permitting retail capacity at 100 per cent in
the Interlake-Eastern, Northern, Prairie
Mountain Health and Winnipeg capital
region, including the municipalities of
Cartier, Headingly, Macdonald, Ritchot
(Niverville/Ritchot), Saint François Xavier
and Taché.

Physical distancing measures are required.

Masks required indoors.
Workplaces Open without restrictions.
Indoor self-help gatherings Indoor gathering limits and mask use orders
apply.