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COVID-19: B.C.’s restart plan offers roadmap to the return of sports and fitness

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COVID-19 restrictions has paved the way for a return to normal for sports and fitness in the province.The province’s four-step plan, which was unveiled on Tuesday, calls for the immediate resumption of low-intensity indoor fitness classes as well as outdoor sports games with no spectators.An eventual return to normal in September is possible if vaccination rates in the province continue to rise and the number of COVID-19 cases continues to decline.As early as June 15, that will broaden to include indoor team games and practices for all ages without spectators, but there can be up to 50 spectators for outdoor sports.

High-intensity indoor fitness classes can operate at a reduced capacity.Around July 1, all indoor fitness classes can operate.

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