Physical Distancing

Physical distancing means keeping our distance from one another and limiting activities outside the home.
When outside your home, it means staying at least 2 metres (or 6 feet)awayfrom other peoplewhenever possible.

Host virtual playdates or take your children on a virtual museum tour.
Spend time reading, playing board games and watching movies.
Support neighbours who may feel anxious or isolated at this timeby connecting virtually or at a distance.

Travel to the grocery store, pharmacy and bank only when essential and limit the frequency.
Use delivery services where possible. When picking up food or a prescription, call ahead so it is ready when you arrive. Use tap to pay, if possible.
Greet neighbours and friends with a smile, wave, bow or nod.
If you are working, discuss any concerns about physical distancing with your employer or supervisor.
Travel by car, bike or walk, where possible.If you need to take public transit, try to travel during non-peak hours and take shorter trips.
Limit the number of people on an elevator.
Exercise at home or outdoors, but not with a group.
Go for an on-leash walk with your pet or take your child for a neighbourhood walk, while maintaining distance from other people.
Always clean hands with alcohol-based hand sanitizer,or soap and water when you return home.

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