Ontario music venues get clearance to hold standing shows, operate at full capacity

Ontario music venues get green light to hold standing shows at full capacity

Ontario’s live music venues can get concertgoers back onto their feet after a sudden change in the province’s COVID-19 guidelines.

The Canadian Live Music Association adds that the easing of rules means venues that hold “general admission” shows – or concerts that are largely standing room only – can return to something closer to business as usual about two weeks earlier than planned. The latest change comes after some live venues opted to install temporary seating earlier this month so they could move forward with planned concerts under rules that required all concerts to be seated.

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