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September 7, 2022 – COVID Protocols for the 2022-23 Season


COVID PROTOCOLS

The Return to Play Committee and the Board are tasked with ensuring a safe environment at the Royal Kingston Curling Club (RKCC) for curlers and staff. Our terms of reference in determining the RKCC Covid Protocols are:

  • Adhere to Government of Ontario regulations for reopening

  • Adhere to Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox and Addington (KFL&A) Public Health rules and regulations

  • Use OntarioCurling Association (Curl ON)/Curling Canada documents as a guideline for resuming curling

Throughout the season, we ask members to respect each others choices and work together to make this a positive year for all.


RKCC “COVID PROTOCOLS” FOR THE 2022-23 SEASON

Masks: Mask wearing is strongly encouraged while not on the ice, but is not mandatory. It is understood that this is a person’s choice. Please respect each individual’s choice.

Social distancing: There will not be social distancing decals on the ice this year, but we encourage maintaining 2 meters separation at all times.

Feeling sick: Do not come to the club if you are feeling ill:

    • If members have any respiratory illness, stay home until symptoms have improved for at least 24 hours.

    • If members have a fever, stay home until it is completely gone

    • If members have a gastrointestinal issue, stay home until symptoms have improved for at least 48 hours

    • When returning to the club, wear a mask, including the ice shed, for 10 days since the onset of symptoms.

Vaccinations: All members are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and up to date with their boosters.

Rock cleaning: Disinfecting the rock handles is up to each individual this year. Cleaning wipes will be available.

Staggered end starts: We will continue with staggered end starts. This eases the congestion at the doors and on the ice.

The self-screening tool: There will not be a self screening email this year. Members will receive regular communication about their individual responsibility to keep our club and membership safe.


 

September 7, 2022 – COVID Protocols for the 2022-23 Season
 

COVID PROTOCOLS

The Return to Play Committee and the Board are tasked with ensuring a safe environment at the Royal Kingston Curling Club (RKCC) for curlers and staff. Our terms of reference in determining the RKCC Covid Protocols are:

  • Adhere to Government of Ontario regulations for reopening

  • Adhere to Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox and Addington (KFL&A) Public Health rules and regulations

  • Use OntarioCurling Association (Curl ON)/Curling Canada documents as a guideline for resuming curling

Throughout the season, we ask members to respect each others choices and work together to make this a positive year for all.

RKCC “COVID PROTOCOLS” FOR THE 2022-23 SEASON

Masks: Mask wearing is strongly encouraged while not on the ice, but is not mandatory. It is understood that this is a person’s choice. Please respect each individual’s choice.

Social distancing: There will not be social distancing decals on the ice this year, but we encourage maintaining 2 meters separation at all times.

Feeling sick: Do not come to the club if you are feeling ill:

    • If members have any respiratory illness, stay home until symptoms have improved for at least 24 hours.

    • If members have a fever, stay home until it is completely gone

    • If members have a gastrointestinal issue, stay home until symptoms have improved for at least 48 hours

    • When returning to the club, wear a mask, including the ice shed, for 10 days since the onset of symptoms.

Vaccinations: All members are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and up to date with their boosters.

Rock cleaning: Disinfecting the rock handles is up to each individual this year. Cleaning wipes will be available.

Staggered end starts: We will continue with staggered end starts. This eases the congestion at the doors and on the ice.

The self-screening tool: There will not be a self screening email this year. Members will receive regular communication about their individual responsibility to keep our club and membership safe.

 
 

A team from Royal Kingston CC won the Nette Thwaites Trophy (third place) at the Women's Tankard Provincials held Sunday at the Annandale CC in Ajax.   Congratulations all!   
 
From left: Celia Russell, Kimberly Barker, Kathleen Poole, Tammy Scott-Zelt (skip), Courtney Barnhill, Carol Fitzpatrick, Mary Dupuis and Donna Jeffery (skip).
 
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