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QR Codes and Documentation - Tue, 21 Dec 2021 at 20:32
Arena Vaccination Requirements - Thu, 23 Sep 2021 at 13:23
As of September 22, 2021, you must present proof you are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to enter an indoor recreation facility for most activities, as mandated by provincial regulations (link is external).
Required proof
- Proof you are fully vaccinated. Fully vaccinated
means you have received two doses of a Health Canada approved vaccine at
least 14 days prior. The following are accepted:
- Ontario enhanced vaccine certificate (link is external) (QR code).
- As of January 4, the certificate with QR code will be the only option accepted for proof of vaccination.
- Electronic or hard copy of your vaccination receipt (link is external)
- Until January 4.
- Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) vaccination booklet
- Until January 4.
- Confirmation of vaccination issued by another jurisdiction
- Until January 4. People from outside Ontario must follow the Province of Ontario’s instructions on providing their proof of vaccination.)
- Ontario enhanced vaccine certificate (link is external) (QR code).
- Valid identification that shows name and date of
birth and has been issued by an institution or public body. Photo
identification is not required and the identification does not need to
be government-issued.
League Seeks Attestors - Sun, 29 Aug 2021 at 16:38
Each team requires one or more attestor(s). The role is to verify the players not already attested for has been double vaccinated for more than 14 days. Attestor(s) are not limited to their team and can attest for any player. We have spares that have expressed interest but have not yet participated so they and other new players will need to be attested for.
The current spare list is approximately 10 of which most have not yet participated.
After this coming weekend we will have only Paul K. the White captain willing to attest.
Sadly this means that if for any reason Paul or Mark are not at the rink unattested players cannot participate or even worse the contract could be rescinded if they are found participating.
Anyone interested please speak to Mark or Paul.
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Ongoing Updates with date and time stamps where available
source City of Ottawa - Sun, 29 Aug 2021 at 16:38
Ottawa Public Health - Daily COVID-19 Dashboard
Ottawa Public Health - Sports, Recreation and Being Active During COVID-19
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source Ontario Volleyball, November 26/2020, 5:00PM EST
Supporting Ontario's Recovery Act, 2020 receives Royal Assent
The Government of Ontario has announced that the Supporting Ontario's Recovery Act, 2020, has received Royal Assent.
This means the Act now becomes law and provides liability protection for workers, volunteers and organizations that make an honest effort to follow public health guidelines and laws relating to COVID-19 protocols. At the same time, it will maintain the right of Ontarians to take legal action against those who willfully, or with gross negligence, endanger others.
The Supporting Ontario's Recovery Act, 2020 provides targeted protection for those who are making an honest effort to follow public health guidelines and laws, including:
- Healthcare workers and institutions;
- Frontline workers who serve the public everywhere from grocery stores to restaurants and retail stores;
- Businesses and their employees;
- Charities, non-profit organizations and
- Coaches, volunteers and minor sports associations
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source City of Ottawa - Tue, 13 Oct 2020 at 15:18
With Friday’s late afternoon announcement of new provincial restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19, team sports using City arenas will be limited to training and practices only with no scrimmages or competitive play– similar to the restrictions experienced in stage two. This means that adult pick-up hockey is not permitted. These restrictions take effect from October 10th to November 6th.
We are hoping that COVID-19 case numbers will trend lower after these restrictions take effect resulting in the resumption of the impacted recreation activities.
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source CFRA - October 09,2020 13:23
"As Ottawa moves into the modified Stage 2 for a minimum of 28 days, capacity limits are being reduced for: Limiting team sports to training sessions (no games or scrimmages)."
result: the City will advise what action they and we will be taking