You have:
☐ No symptoms; OR
☐ Have not travelled outside the NWT in the past 14 days; OR
☐ You do not live in a household with:
- someone who has COVID-19;
- someone who has been tested for COVID-19;
- someone who has symptoms and has travelled outside the NWT in the past 14-days
☐ Recovered from COVID-19
Social (physicial) distancing means:
- Keeping at least 2-metres between yourself and others
- No visitors (non-household members) inside your home, cabin or tent
- You can do outdoor activities with others (up to a maximum of 10) if you can keep 2-metres distance between everyone
- Running essential errands alone and on off-peak hours
- Wearing a face covering while in public OR if you cannot keep 2-metres between yourself and others (optional)
- You can go on the land with groups of 10 or less
You have:
☐ Symptoms (even if mild); OR
☐ Returned to the NWT from other parts of Canada in the last 14-days; OR
☐ You have been tested for COVID-19; OR
☐ You live with someone who has been tested for COVID-19; OR
☐ You live with someone who has symptoms and has returned from travel outside the NWT from within Canada in the past 14-days; OR
☐ Been given direction from a health care provider to self-isolate
☐ If you are an essential worker contact your health care provider for additional guidance
Mandatory self-isolation means:
- Keeping at least 2-metres between yourself and others
- No visitors (non-household members) inside your home
- If you have symptoms:
- Stay in a separate room
- Use a separate bathroom if possible
- If you do not have symptoms:
- Monitor yourself for symptoms
- You can go outside for a walk if you are alone or with members of your household
- If you must get essential items have someone else pick them up. If not available wear a face covering while in public OR if you cannot keep 2-metres between yourself and others.
You have:
☐ Tested positive for COVID-19; OR
☐ Live in the same household as someone with COVID-19; OR
☐ Returned to Canada from international travel within the past 14-days (with symptoms, without symptoms); OR
☐ Been given direction from a health care provider to isolate
☐ If you are an essential worker contact your health care provider for additional guidance
Mandatory isolation means:
- Keeping at least 2-metres between yourself and others (even inside your home)
- No visitors (non-household members) inside your home
- No errands or leaving your property unless it is to see a health care provider. Wear a face covering.
- You can go outside for fresh air, if you are on your own private property
- If you have symptoms AND have returned from international travel in the last 14-days, you cannot go outside. Not even on your own property.
- Monitor yourself for symptoms
- If you have symptoms:
- Stay in separate room
- Use separate bathroom if possible
✘ Non-essential travel outside Northwest Territories (NWT)
✘ Non-essential travel to small communities
✘ Do not share personal items, such as toothbrushes, towels, bed linen, dishes, utensils or electronic devices like phones and remote controls.
✘ Outdoor activities that require shared, high touch equipment (i.e., volleyball, basketball, rugby, football, etc.) or that breach 2-metres of distance between others
✘ Public gatherings (i.e. funeral, weddings, etc.)
✘ Having visitors (non-household members) in your home.
✘ Self-isolation in a small community when entering NWT