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Health & Safety

For the health & safety of both residents and visitors, we need your support to ensure a safe experience. The businesses operating in our region are guided by provincial and WorkSafeBC health & safety regulations, plus many are implementing further safety measures. This includes physical distancing and sanitization of hands. Masks/face coverings are required in all public indoor settings for all people born in 2016 or earlier (5+).

Public Health Measures in effect until January 31, 2022, include:

  • No organized indoor social events and gatherings of any size
  • Concerts, sports games, and theatres reduced to 50% seated capactiy
  • Closing gyms, fitness centres, and dance studios
  • Closing bars and nightclubs
  • Limiting table sizes at restaurants, cafes, and pubs to a maximum of six people per table with physical distancing or barriers

Info to Know – Welcoming You

British Columbia is currently in Step 3 of the government of BC’s Restart Plan which means that Boundary Country is welcoming recreational travellers from all over Canada! In addition, Boundary Country is welcoming fully vaccinated international travellers regardless of citizenship. Potential international visitors, please assess your eligibility to enter Canada before planning a visit by clicking the button directly below.

Check out our website to learn more about the experiences you can plan for. Our local Visitor Centres will have the latest information on what is open. Follow us on social media to stay updated on current news and events.

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Flooding in Parts of BC

Parts of British Columbia have been impacted by heavy rain and flooding, causing highway closures and travel restrictions for impacted areas. Some of the highways normally used to reach Boundary Country are impacted to ensure the movement of essential goods and services. While Boundary Country is not experiencing flooding, visitors are encouraged to be familiar with their intended travel routes. Boundary can currently be safely & reliably reached via Highway 33 southbound from Kelowna, Highway 3 westbound from Calgary and Highway 97 northbound from Washington. Motorists are advised to avoid non-essential travel via Highway 3 eastbound from the lower mainland.

We encourage visitors to stay up to date with the latest information before and during their trip so that informed travel decisions can be made. Also, we encourage visitors to check in with their accommodation providers, as well as the Visitor Centres listed below. Here are some other online key resources to help travellers out:

Changing Conditions

The current travel conditions and regulations are very fluid at the moment, and as a result, can change fairly quickly. Updates will be monitored by Boundary Country and our businesses/business partners but we encourage potential visitors to stay as up-to-date as possible when planning a trip. Also, visitors are recommended to become acquainted with cancellation policies of bookable experiences as there is no uniform standard during this time.

Current Closures

Refer to our Service Directory where all businesses can be found. If a business is temporarily closed it will be noted with a closed image.

Visitor Centre

For latest information contact the local Visitor Centres

Christina Lake Welcome Centre
1675 Highway #3, Christina Lake, BC V0H 1E2
250-447-6161

Grand Forks Visitor Centre
542 Central Ave, Grand Forks, BC V0H 1H0
250-442-2211

Greenwood Visitor Centre
214 S. Copper, Greenwood, BC V0H 1J0
250-445-6355

Riverside Centre & Visitor Information
3990 Highway #3, Rock Creek, BC V0H 1Y0
250-446-2975

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