COVID-19 Updates for RAC Members
This page will be updated regularly. Last updated May 28, 2021 at 10:00am CT.
As many provinces are starting to ease their restrictions on businesses, RAC will notify members once it is possible to resume their practice, according to their location.
RAC remains committed to the health and well-being of our entire community.
To this, all members are bound to follow their respective municipal, provincial, and territorial guidelines to safely return to work. After reviewing your governments’ guidelines, please understand it is your decision whether you feel comfortable and prepared to return to work.
If a province or territory is recommending measures above those detailed in RAC’s Standards of Practice, the government’s guidelines supersede. In other words, if you are found in violation of government guidelines, you will also be in breach with the Association.
If there is no link for your provincial or territorial back to work guidelines, your province/territory has not published any, yet.
Provincial Back to Work Guidelines
If there is no link for your provincial or territorial back to work guidelines, your province/territory has not published any, yet.
Please Note: RAC will notify members once it is possible to resume their practice, according to their location.
Alberta
Starting June 1st, 2021, RCRT™s are allowed to resume providing their services by appointment only.
As of May 9, 2021 at 11:59 pm : RCRT™s in high risk areas (regions with at least 50 cases per 100,000 people, and at least 30 active cases.) are not permitted to offer their services.
As of January 18, 2021: RCRT™s in non-high risk areas are permitted to resume their services by appointment only.
Manitoba
As of January 23, 2021 – RCRT™s are permitted to resume their services with adequate physical distancing and requirements to collect information for contact tracing purpose.
Newfoundland
As of March 13, 2021 – Avalon Peninsula is at Level Alert Level 4- RCRT™ s may provide their services
As of March 13, 2021 – Rest of the province is at Level Alert Level 3 – RCRT™ s may provide their services
Nova Scotia
As of April 23,2021 – RCRT™ s located in the Halifax Regional Municipality can continue to offer their services.
Reflexology services are permitted in all other regions.
Nunavut
Opening: June 15, 2020
Ontario
Starting Saturday, April 3, 2021, at 12:01 a.m., the Government of Ontario is imposing a province-wide shutdown. During this shutdown, RCRT™s are not allowed to provide their services. The government intends to keep this shutdown in place for at least four weeks.
Prince Edward Island
Opening: May 22, 2020
Additional Resources
We have created general pre-screening questions and some general tips for you to consider. Please customize these to fit your specific practice and include any necessary provincial guidelines.
