TORONTO - Ontario and Manitoba head back to the movies this weekend, joining the rest of the country for a summer season delayed by starkly different pandemic restrictions. Movie theatres in Ontario reopened Friday, while Manitoba got the go-ahead for Saturday. She said she’s missed the movie theatre popcorn and the cinematic experience, but was surprised by how few people showed up in the earliest hours of reopening. Manitoba cinemas must also maintain 50 per cent capacity and require moviegoers to wear masks and show proof of vaccination alongside their ticket. British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, do not require masks inside cinemas, while distancing rules vary across the country.

Source: thestar July 16, 2021 18:02 UTC