• Encourage kids to dress up and participate in virtual activities and parties.
• Organize a Halloween candy hunt with people living in their own household.
• Carving pumpkins and/decorating house or front lawn.
• Having a movie night or sharing scary stories.

It is strongly recommended that  families not travel outside of their neighbourhood to celebrate Halloween.

If you choose to trick or treat,

• Only go out with members of your household.
• Only trick or treat outside.
• Trick or treaters  should wear a face covering. A costume mask is not a substitute for a face covering and should not be worn over a face covering as it may make it difficult to breathe.
• Do not congregate or linger at doorsteps and remember to line up two metres apart if waiting. Avoid high-touch surfaces and objects.
• When collecting use hand sanitizer frequently and wash your hands immediately upon returning home.

• Turn off your porch light  if you are sick or self-isolating.
• Those handing out candy should wear a face covering. A costume mask is not a substitute for a face covering and should not be worn over a face covering as it may make it difficult to breathe.
• Do not allow visitors to congregate or linger at doorsteps and remind them to line up two metres apart if waiting. Avoid high-touch surfaces and objects.
• While handing out treats, wash your hands often and thoroughly, or use hand sanitizer.
• Do not leave treats in a bucket or bowl for children to grab and consider using tongs or other similar tools to hand out treats.