COVID-19 Updates -

This area is dedicated to Tennis Alberta news and updates relating to COVID-19

Tennis Alberta is committed to fostering a safe sport environment. Through this difficult and unprecedented crisis, that commitment includes the health and well-being of tennis players as well as every Albertan in the communities where we live and play. Our thoughts are with those personally affected by the virus including their families, our most vulnerable citizens and the incredible health care workers who are facing the pandemic on the front lines.

We are fortunate to have a wide-ranging support network of partners across the province bringing together their expertise to help the tennis industry in Alberta navigate through the uncertainty of COVID-19.

Collaboration and information sharing are critical during this challenging time and Tennis Alberta has created the resource page below with helpful links to support our member clubs, players and our many partners coming together during this crisis. The resource page will be updated regularly as information and updates become available.

COVID-19 UPDATE | New Measures Sept 16, 2021

September 16, 2021 — As you will be aware, the provincial government announced new and temporary COVID-19 health measures on September 15, 2021. These measures took effect as of September 16, 2021.

Tennis Alberta will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide further sport-specific guidance/updates as these are received.

In the meantime, Tennis Alberta encourages all members of the tennis community to review all information contained within the following webpage, specifically the “Sport, Fitness, Recreation, and Performance Activities” section.

COVID-19 public health actions | Alberta.ca

All COVID-19 related inquiries may be directed to Alan Mackin via email at alan.mackin@tennisalberta.com

GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA

Tennis Alberta fully supports the recommendations and guidelines of Health Canada, Alberta Health Services, the World Health Organization, the Government of Alberta and regional public health experts to prevent the community spread of COVID-19.