The Winnipeg Jets will continue to host fans at 100 per cent capacity for their home games at Canada Life Centre, the company that owns the team, True North Sports and Entertainment, announced Thursday.
The decision was made public hours after the Montreal Canadiens announced there would not be any fans in attendance at games in the Bell Centre for the time being.
True North Sports and Entertainment said it will “confer and collaborate with the Province and Manitoba Health as the impacts and spread of COVID-19 variant Omicron are monitored locally.”
As a result of the decision on capacity limits, Manitoba Moose games and all other events held at Canada Life Centre and the Burton Cummings Theatre will also continue to operate at full capacity.
“We thank all of our guests who have been looking out for one another with diligent mask use at games and events at Canada Life Centre this season,” said Kevin Donnelly, the senior vice president of venues and entertainment at True North. “While there are many aspects of the pandemic we cannot control, we can all play a part in keeping our community safe.
“In addition to the continued proof of vaccination requirement to enter our venues, mask use will be essential to our ability to continue to gather for Winnipeg Jets and Manitoba Moose games and the many concerts and events coming up at our venues.”
More to come.
Jets home games will continue at 100 per cent fan capacity for now
Source: Pinas Ko Mahal
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