The data and map here shows and overview of all of the event and social gathering restrictions across Canada. The data is prepared using the guidelines issued by every province and territory, and is current to end of September, 2020.
The guidelines in Canada have been fairly strict, with all provinces and territories disallowing most events of more than 100 or slightly more people.
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Indoor: 50 people max.
Outdoor: 200 people max.
Alberta is in Stage 2, and is allowing up to 200 people to attend an event provided that it is outdoors and social distancing rules are followed.
B.C. has limited all social gatherings to 50 people maximum.
Indoor: 50 people max.
Outdoor: 100 people max.
Social gatherings of more than 10 people are prohibited in New Brunswick.
Both indoor and outdoor gatherings are limited to 50 people max.
Indoor gatherings: limited to 250 people.
Outdoor gatherings: limited to 50.
Indoor gatherings: 10-person max.
Outdoor gatherings: 50-person max.
Indoor gatherings: 25-person max.
Outdoor gatherings: 50-person max.
Indoor: 10 people maximum.
Outdoor: 25 people maximum.
Note: Ontario has recently lowered the maximum allowed gathering numbers (previously 50 and 100 indoors and outdoors respectively) due to a spike in new cases.
Indoor: 15-person maximum.
Outdoor: 20-person maximum.
Québec is allowing some venues to host up to 250 people, assuming that appropriate safety measures are followed.
Limit: 250
Maximum of 30 people allowed to gather either indoors or outdoors.
Indoor gatherings: maximum 50 people.
Outdoor gatherings: maximum 100 people.
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