50 people maximum for outdoor or indoor gatherings; business meetings and conferences are allowed within the 50 person limit, following safety protocols (but it is recommended that virtual meetings be held as much as possible); larger tradeshows, conferences, concerts and sporting events not considered until phase 4. As of November 7, indoor and outdoor social gatherings of any size are not permitted with anyone other than those within a core bubble (core bubble includes immediate family or people in the same dwelling; for some a core bubble may include a partner, relative, friend, or co-parent who lives in a different household)

As of November 24, in all regions of Alberta: No indoor social gatherings are allowed, outdoor social gatherings limited to 10 people, and all festivals and events are prohibited. As of November 27, in Enhanced regions: Banquet halls, conference centres, trade shows, and concert venues are closed for in-person service. Unless enhanced measures are in place for a region, indoor audience events (e.g. conferences, seated concert venues) can have up to 100 people, and outdoor audience events (e.g. community parks, rodeos, seated concert venues) can have up to 200 people.

As of November 19, the maximum allowable gathering size for private gatherings in the home is 5. Gatherings of any size beyond your immediate household are strongly discouraged at this time. As of November 27, indoor public banquets and conferences in public venues are limited to 30 people; food or beverages may not be present or served.

Beginning November 12, social contacts must be reduced to your household only; all indoor and outdoor social gatherings are not permitted.

Green-Prevent (Stage 3): Maximum 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors for social gatherings; maximum 50 people indoors or 100 outdoors for organized public events and gatherings, and a limit of 50 people per room. Yellow-Protect (Stage 3): Measures from previous level, plus: Establishments must close at midnight. Orange-Restrict (Stage 3): Measures from previous levels, plus: Maximum of 50 people per facility and establishments must close at 10 pm. Red-Control (Stage 2): Measures from previous levels, plus: Maximum of 10 people indoors and 25 outdoors for all social gatherings or organized public events and gatherings. Lockdown: No indoor organized public events and social gatherings are allowed with anyone outside a person's household; outdoor gatherings are limited to 10 people.

For “Red” regions: Private gatherings are prohibited; activities in an organized public setting (e.g. rented halls or festival events) are prohibited; auditoriums, cinemas, theatres, libraries and museums are closed. For “Orange” regions: Private gatherings must be limited to no more than 6 people; activities in an organized public setting (e.g. rented halls or festival events) are limited to a maximum of 25 people for indoor and outdoor; 250 people maximum for certain public indoor and outdoor venues (e.g. concert halls, theatres, cinemas). For “Green” and “Yellow” regions: Private gatherings must be limited to no more than 10 people; activities in an organized public setting (e.g. rented halls or festival events) are limited to a maximum of 50 people for indoor and 250 people for outdoor; 250 people maximum for certain public indoor and outdoor venues (e.g. concert halls, theatres, cinemas).

Yellow level: 20 people maximum for informal indoor gatherings, 50 people maximum for uncontrolled outdoor gatherings, unless a plan is in place to ensure Public Health guidelines can be followed and plan is approved by Worksafe NB. Trade shows and conferences are allowed and should remain at a level which allows for physical distancing (venues with indoor events with controlled entry and/or controlled seating, are required to capture contact information on persons using the facility). Orange level: Single household bubble; outdoor gatherings of 25 people or fewer are permitted; physical distancing is required in all settings if coming in contact with people from outside a household bubble.

Social events and arts and culture events that are run by a recognized business or organization can have 250 people outdoors or 50% of the venue’s capacity to a maximum of 200 indoors, with distancing; events not run by a recognized business or organization can have 50 people maximum indoors or outdoors. Conferences and tradeshows may operate following organized gathering limits. As of November 26, in Halifax: Public gatherings are limited to 5 people; events run by a recognized business can have a maximum of 150 people outdoors or 100 indoors; events not run by a recognized business or organization can have 25 people indoors or outdoors. Some large venues have plans in place to host multiple groups of 250 outdoors and 200 indoors, as long as each group is separated in its own bubble at the venue. This includes the Scotiabank Centre which can host up to 2,000 total spectators, and the Halifax Convention Centre can host up to 1,400 attendees. As of November 26, in Halifax: Due to temporary restrictions on gatherings, upcoming events at the Scotiabank Centre and Halifax Convention Centre will be impacted, with further information to come.

Personal gatherings are limited to no more than 20 persons. Organized gatherings can have cohorts of 50 persons kept separate with no limit on the number of cohorts; gatherings over 50 people must submit an operational plan; group seating at organized gatherings of no more than 20 persons; conferences may operate following organized gathering limitations and tradeshows may be assessed on a case by case basis.

Gatherings of no more than 100 people are permitted provided the gathering is operated by a recognized business or organization and where physical distancing may be maintained. All other gatherings are limited to no more than 50 people provided physical distancing may be maintained. Gatherings in large venues may operate at a capacity higher than 100 where an operating plan has been approved by a Service NL Environmental Health Officer. Organizers of gatherings must keep a record of all attendees. Events like tradeshows and conferences TBD.

10 people maximum for indoor social gatherings; 50 people maximum for outdoor social gatherings. Organized seated events permitted in a rental facility or venue with an operational plan; indoor events 50 people or fewer; outdoor events 100 people or fewer with physical distancing; conferences and tradeshows may operate following organized gathering limits and an approved operational plan.

25 people maximum for indoor gatherings; 50 people maximum for outdoor activities and public events; events like tradeshows and conferences TBD.

As of November 18, all gatherings are restricted to a maximum of five people, with no gatherings in homes.