COVID-19

Even as public health restrictions have eased, highly transmissible variants of COVID-19 continue to spread in our community. It's important that everyone understands how to assess and reduce their personal risk, and take precautions when out in public.

Facility and program updates

Visit our Return to Play page for safety protocols on how we operate our facilities (e.g. arenas, meeting rooms, outdoor spaces) and programs.

Our Corporate Mask Policy mandates the wearing of a face covering by anyone in the common areas of Rizzardo Health and Wellness Centre (e.g. waiting areas, common corridors, stairways, elevators, washrooms, etc.) unless otherwise exempted.

COVID-19 Testing

Get information on where you can get free rapid antigen tests for at-home use, clinical assessment centres, PCR tests and antiviral treatments.

Vaccinations

Getting fully vaccinated against COVID-19 remains the best defense. Find pop-up vaccine clinics and details on vaccine eligibility and safety.

COVID-19 Self-Assessment

Take this self-assessment if you were exposed to COVID-19, have symptoms or for screening. You will get a recommendation on what to do next.

Local Health Updates

Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit tracks local confirmed cases, public health system capacity, vaccination rates and more data.

Business Support

Learn about changes to government programs and available supports as your business recovers from COVID-19.

Travel

Visit the Government of Canada's website for information about international travel restrictions and requirements.

Protect yourself and others

Remember that the more layers of protection you use, the safer you are against COVID-19. The following are steps you can take to protect yourself and others:

Get vaccinated (especially booster doses) and stay up-to-date with all your eligible vaccinations
Stay home when sick
Self-isolate if you have COVID-19 or if you have any symptoms of COVID-19
Continue wearing a face mask at indoor public places
Physically distance from those outside your household
Avoid crowds
Work from home whenever possible
Choose well-ventilated spaces
Wash your hands frequently
Cover your sneeze or cough

State of emergency status

The Town of Innisfil ended the State of Emergency on April 4, 2022. We declared an emergency on March 24, 2020 as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We'll continue monitoring the COVID-19 situation, responding as necessary to keep residents safe.