The Office of the Chief Public Health Officer (OCPHO) is advising people to safely celebrate thanksgiving.
In a press release the OCPHO says anyone feeling unwell or who is self-isolating should not participate in a gathering.
Physical distancing is encouraged whenever possible.
The release recommends those hosting gatherings to keep a list of guests to make contact tracing easier.
One suggestion includes limiting the number of people you see two weeks before the gathering.
Current restrictions have a cap at 10 people allowed inside a home at a time, while 25 people are allowed in a public indoor space and 50 in an outdoor space.
The release also encouraged regular hand washing and sanitation.
Luke Carroll is a journalist originally from Brockville, Ont. He has previously worked as a reporter and editor in Ottawa, Halifax and New Brunswick. Luke is a graduate of Carleton University's bachelor of journalism program. If you have a story idea, feel free to send him an email at luke.carroll@cklbradio.com
