ATLANTIC CIRQUE & COVID
Since 2002, Atlantic Cirque has always made safety a priority for our members and staff.
It was important to us to offer a reopening plan that met the new health and safety parameters laid out by
the Nova Scotia government with the Health Protection Act Order and public health directives.
It is important to recognize that public health information and provincial orders can change quickly. We will be doing everything we can to update our website as quickly as possible to reflect these changes.
We’re in this together, and we need to work together to keep everyone healthy and safe.
By taking care of those around us, we are also taking care of our community.
Since 2002, Atlantic Cirque has always made safety a priority for our members and staff.
It was important to us to offer a reopening plan that met the new health and safety parameters laid out by
the Nova Scotia government with the Health Protection Act Order and public health directives.
It is important to recognize that public health information and provincial orders can change quickly. We will be doing everything we can to update our website as quickly as possible to reflect these changes.
We’re in this together, and we need to work together to keep everyone healthy and safe.
By taking care of those around us, we are also taking care of our community.
- To respect the 50% capacity regulation, our waiting areas and mezzanine are closed during classes.
- In order to reduce traffic on our building, we ask that you send your payment and waivers via email at admin@atlanticcirque.com.
- Please arrive no more than 5 minutes prior to the start of your class. We also ask parents and guardians to drop participants off at the door to limit the number of people in our facility.
- Masks are required in all common areas and when entering the gym area as well as during certain times while in class.
- We require that children & adults 12 and up show proof of double vaccination and ID when entering our facility. Starting February 1st, we will also require proof of at least 1 vaccine for children 5 and up.
- We will continue to follow government guidelines and make changes as allowed. Any changes to our procedures will be communicated with via email and updated on this page.
➡️ All our staff is fully vaccinated
Moving into Phase 5
Starting at 12:01 a.m. on October 4, 2021: proof of full vaccination will be required for people who are 12 and older to participate in the programs and activities offered by Atlantic Cirque.
Phase 5 will include:
Additional Information:
For more information on Phase 5, click here.
Starting at 12:01 a.m. on October 4, 2021: proof of full vaccination will be required for people who are 12 and older to participate in the programs and activities offered by Atlantic Cirque.
Phase 5 will include:
- masks will continue to be mandatory in indoor public places
- the informal gathering limits of 25 people indoors and 50 outdoors will remain in place
- proof of full vaccination will be required for non-essential events and activities
Additional Information:
- People with a valid medical reason that prevents vaccination can get an exception letter from their physician or nurse practitioner to show instead of proof of full vaccination
- A small number of Nova Scotians who participated in COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials have already been sent an exception letter to show instead of proof of full vaccination
- Children who turned 12 between January 1 and October 4 this year will have until Dec. 31 to attend events and activities while they get vaccinated; children who turn 12 after October 4 will have three months from their birthday
- Youth who are 13 to 18 years old and have proof that they received one dose of vaccine can participate in sport, recreation, arts and culture programming and have until October 26 to get their second dose
For more information on Phase 5, click here.
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