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Ontario to enter Step 1 of the reopening framework – outdoor training is allowed

The Government of Ontario announced on Monday, June 7 that the province will be ready to enter Step 1 of the Reopening Strategy, effective on Friday, June 11 at 12:01 a.m.  

The transition to Step 1 will mean a lifting of restrictions across multiple industries, including sport and recreation. With the first step focusing more on outdoor activities, the province can safely enjoy sport and recreational activities, albeit with a modified capacity. 

For the OVA and its members, the Government has allowed the following to occur: 

  • Outdoor individual/team sport training (no games, no scrimmages) to be permitted with up to 10 people (please confirm with your facility if coaching staff are included in the 10) 
  • Participants must always maintain a 3-metre distance 
  • Indoor team sport it not permitted except for high-performance athletes (Olympic athletes), social services and physical therapy. 

Clubs that begin outdoor training upon entry into Step 1 can refer to the attached OVA Reference Guide. The OVA staff will continue to update the entire Return to Play protocols for Step 1 with the hopes to have it online by early next week.  


This article is shared as part of our Fair Dealing Policy. For the original article, please visit: https://www.ontariovolleyball.org/news_article/show/1168329?referrer_id=3678343

The Ontario Volleyball Association is the governing body that oversees youth, sitting, beach, grassroot, and adult volleyball in the province. This contributor is part of our Fair Dealing Policy: https://momentumvolleyball.ca/fair-dealing-policy/

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