The province tightened the previous public health orders and launched new orders, effective December 28. Indoor and outdoor public gatherings were allowed up to 50% of the usual capacity of the space, or 250 people, and limitations on the sales of liquor were put to curb community transmission of the Omicron variant.

Posted on December 28th 2022, 00:00

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Restrictions tighten throughout the winnter.

Posted on December 21st 2022, 00:00

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The province lifted all remaining public health orders and restrictions.

Posted on March 14th 2022, 00:00

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A new public health order took effect to remove all remaining proof of vaccination requirements for public places, effective March 1.

Posted on March 01st 2022, 00:00

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Pandemic response level moves to caution (yellow).

Posted on February 15th 2022, 00:00

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The province started cautiously easing restrictions, allowing expanded private gatherings and resumption of sports tournaments, with funds allocated to support businesses and the arts affected by the orders, effective February 8.

Posted on February 08th 2022, 00:00

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The province changed self-isolation public health orders, including revised isolation periods (extra five days avoiding non-essential visits or contact) and expanded criteria for household contacts, effective January 1.

Posted on January 01st 2022, 00:00

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The province tightened the previous public health orders and launched new orders, to curb the virus spread in the fourth wave, effective December 6. Religious gatherings were limited to 25 people, and proof of vaccination or negative tests were needed for 12 to 17-year-olds in indoor recreational sports.

Posted on November 12th 2021, 00:00

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Winnipeg Metropolitan Region was moving to code red restrictions.

Posted on November 02nd 2021, 00:00

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The provincewide state of emergency expired.

Posted on October 21st 2021, 00:00

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