COVID-19 Bulletin Board
Blended Learning
The Lifesaving Society has prepared guidelines to support the
Society's affiliates members and leadership personnel who plan to
augment traditional in-person training with online or blended
learning delivery of the Society's courses. Full details here.
Office hours - Effective March 21, 2021
The Society is open during Yellow Phase but visitors are
limited
In accordance with public health measures announced by the
province, the Society office is open and may welcome a limited
number of visitors at a time. If you'd like to visit, let us know
in advance. Call 506-455-5762 or email info@lifesavingnb.ca
Curbside pickup / drop-off remain available Monday -
Friday (10:00a to 4:00p).
We all have a role to play in supressing the spread of COVID-19.
An excellent source of authoritative information
is this government of Canada website.
Extension of award currency dates has ended
To support aquatic staff and the re-opening of aquatic
facilities, the Lifesaving Society extended the validity of all
vocational awards expiring March 1, 2020 or after. This
extension period ended September 3, 2020.
If you have questions or require assistance finding a
recertification course, contact Sarah Hebb (sarahh@lifesavingnb.ca) at
the Society office (506 455 5762)
Resources
GNB COVID-19 Recreation & Sport FAQs
A FAQ document for those involved in Sport and Recreation.
Produced by Tourism, Heritage & Culture - Sport and Recreation
Branch of GNB and updated regularly.
COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions - updated March 25,
2021
Guide to Reopening New Brunswick Pools and Waterfronts.
The Lifesaving Society has published the July 2020 edition of
New Brunswick's Guide to Reopening Pools and Waterfronts.
The guide is designed to help owners and operators of public pools
and waterfronts adapt their operations to minimize the risk of
COVID-19 transmission.
The guide is available for free for all Society
members. Download your copy here.
Information and Recomendations
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More information
Everyone has a role to play in limiting the spread of COVID-19
or any other coronavirus. This starts with understanding how
coronavirus spreads and how to prevent illness. An excellent source of authoritative information
is this government of Canada website.