WCFC COVID-19 Safety Plan

Dear valued guests, partners and friends of The Club,As we look towards a new season with optimism, our priorities continue to focus on the health and safety of all our guests and staff members.As COVID-19 health and safety measures continue to evolve, our team is regularly trained on the latest guidelines and protocols mandated by public health authorities, WorkSafeBC and the Government of British Columbia to ensure the safest experience for everyone.Below are the steps we are taking to keep those who visit The Club healthy, safe and in good spirits:TRAVEL

• At check-in guests must present proof of vaccine (1 dose minimum), or a negative PCR test within 72 hours of their trip
• Mandatory health screening will be conducted by our on-site registered nurse
• Masks are required throughout your travel journey to your lodge destination
• Hand Sanitizer is readily available at all points of travel
• Physical Distancing (6ft or 2m) is recommended

AT OUR LODGES

• Masks are recommended at your discretion and we encourage careful social conduct
• High trafficked and high touch surface areas are frequently sanitized and cleaned

OUR STAFF

• All staff are tested for COVID-19 prior to arrival at our lodges
• We recommend staff to get a vaccine prior to the season
• Our team is regularly trained on the latest health and safety protocols
• Personal protective equipment is provided to staff

We recognize that we are all in this together. Our safety measures will be in place until WorkSafeBC deems it safe to operate otherwise.If you have any questions about our COVID-19 safety measures, please do not hesitate to contact us. Call us at 1-888-432-6666 and one of our Team Members will be happy to assist.Article updated: June 10, 2021*Health and safety protocols are continually evolving and may look different at your time of travel. Our team’s safety measures are based on current guidelines by the provincial health authorities, WorkSafeBC and the Government of B.C. We encourage guests to keep checking this article as it will be updated with current safety protocol information.