COVID-19 GUIDELINES

The guidelines below are based on the Public Health Officer's orders and guidelines promoted by the Bonsor Community Centre and the BC Government. Please follow these guidelines as they will be observed and enforced at Trumpeter Friday Game Nights

FRIDAY GAME NIGHT COVID-19 GUIDELINES
1. All attendees 14 years of the age or older must be fully vaccinated and wear a mask at all times inside the Community Centre. No one over 14 years of age will be admitted without both a mask and a BC Vaccine Card showing they have been fully vaccinated. Attendees with single vaccinations are not accepted by Bonsor Community Centre despite it being OK for the BC Government. Attendees under 14 years of age do not need to be vaccinated according to Bonsor Community Centre. 

2. The Kitchen will be closed. There will be a food table in front of the kitchen where masks may be removed while users are consuming food and/or drink. Social distancing must be observed while using the food table. The area will be periodically sanitized for patrons' safety. Do not consume food at the gaming tables.

3. In the gaming area, anyone without a mask will be asked to put one on and given a warning. If the attendee removes the mask a second time, or refuses to put one on, they will be asked to leave. Everyone, including accompanied youth under 14 must wear masks.

4. Entrance to Trumpeter Friday Game Nights will be at the south-facing glass doors.  The hallway doors are not available for entrance but will be used to provide access to the washrooms. You will need a BC Vaccine Card to gain entrance!

5. The sign-in table will be located at the outside south-facing glass doors. Please line-up, maintaining a safe social distance with other attendees. Prospective attendees will be admitted one person at a time, once they have had their BC Vaccine Card and I.D. verified.

6. All attendees must present their BC Vaccine Card and a piece of photo I.D. to be scanned and verified at the door. Attendees will then be asked to provide their name, phone number, and e-mail address on the sign-in sheet. This procedure is necessary for COVID contact tracing should a participant subsequently test positive, and a requirement demanded by both the Bonsor Community Centre and the BC Government.

7. At this time, Trumpeter Friday Game Nights will not be entertaining any exceptions or exemptions. Only prospective attendees with BC Vaccine Cards will be admitted.

8. To ensure a safe distance between gaming tables, Trumpeter Friday Game Nights will operate with only half of the usual number of tables. There will be six 6x12 tables in the centre area, two 6x6 tables along the south windows, and two 6x6 tables on the stage.

9. While gaming, players are requested to choose a chair and only use that chair for the entire evening. 

10. Attendees are also requested to refrain from going from one gaming table to another. Although this curtails the socializing aspect of Friday Game Nights, it is to ensure attendees' safety.

11. Attendants with children under 14 will be responsible to ensure they wear their masks at all times.

12. Please ensure that a considerable space is left between chairs. Being close together is not safe. If players need to move around the gaming table, please do not bunch up and give everyone space.
You need a Vaccine Passport showing you have been fully vaccinated to gain entrance!
To obtain a vaccine passport go to:
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/covid-19/vaccine/proof
 
In order to access your vaccine record, you will need your Personal Health Number (located on your Care Card or on the back of your BC Driver's Licence), your date of birth, and the date of one of the vaccines you received.

You can get a paper copy from the government by calling their Service BC office at 833-838-2323, or print the QR Code/Vaccine Passport from your computer. Do not fold across the QR code or it may not scan. Laminated printouts appear to work well.

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Thank You and Game Safely!

COVID: Self-Assessment Screening Survey

Please complete this self-assessment before coming to Bonsor Recreational Complex.

1. Do you have any of the following symptoms that are unusual for you (i.e., not related to seasonal allergies or other known causes or conditions):
a. Travelled outside of Canada in the last 14 days? (should be in self-isolation and/or following current government protocols).
b. Come into close contact with someone who has COVID-19 (e.g., someone in your household or workplace)?
c. Come into close contact with a person who is sick with respiratory symptoms (e.g., fever, cough, or difficulty breathing)?
​If YES to any, you are not allowed to enter the facility.

If NO to all, proceed to question #2.​​
2. Have you:​
a. Chills
b. Fatigue
c. Headache
d. Sore throat
e. Runny nose
f. Stuffy or congested nose
g. Lost sense of taste or smell
h. Hoarse voice
i. Difficulty swallowing
j. Difficulty breathing
k. Digestive issues (nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain)
If YES to any, you are not allowed to enter the facility. Please stay home and follow public health guidelines.
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Note: Many people do not show symptoms but are able to transmit the virus to others.

If NO to all, proceed to #3.
3. Precautionary measures for entry:​​
• You are required to wash your hands often and thoroughly with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
• You are required to practice respiratory etiquette, including covering coughs and sneezes. At this stage, you are required to wear a mask.
• You are required to ensure physical distancing is maintained at all times.
• You must continue to self-monitor for symptoms such as fever, cough, or difficulty breathing (self-monitoring).
• ​Make sure you have your vaccine passport on hand and adequate Identification.
Those who answer YES to any question, or refuse to answer, or choose not to wear a mask as required, will be denied access to the facility
Updated November 4, 2021
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