- The Frank Slide Interpretive Centre is participating in the Restrictions Exemption Program.
- Visitors will be required to provide proof of vaccination, a negative rapid test result, or documentation of a medical exemption to enter the facility.
- For information on how to access your vaccination records, visit https://www.alberta.ca/covid-19-public-health-actions.aspx
- Masking continues to be mandatory inside the Frank Slide Interpretive Centre.
- Proof of vaccination can be either a paper or digital copy of your vaccine record.
- Until Oct. 25, proof of partial vaccination (one dose) is acceptable as long as you received the dose more than two weeks before your visit.
- After Oct. 25, proof of full vaccination (two doses) will be required.
- For adults aged 18 and over, valid photo identification or personal identification that matches the vaccine record is also required.
- Patrons or attendees must provide “personal identification” along with their proof of vaccination/medical exemption/negative test at the point of entry into a facility who has implemented the REP. The exception is that anyone under 18 would not be required to show identification.
- "personal identification" means a valid:
- birth certificate issued by a government of a province of Canada and including the photograph of the holder;
- citizenship card;
- driver's licence issued by a government of a province of Canada and including the photograph of the holder;
- provincial or territorial issued identification card, including health card;
- certificate of Indian Status;
- Metis Nation of Alberta Association citizenship and identification card;
- Inuit Status card;
- passport attesting to citizenship or other national status, issued by a government of any jurisdiction and including a photograph of the holder;
- Permanent Resident Card
The negative COVID-19 test results must be from a privately-paid, Health Canada approved rapid antigen, rapid PCR or lab-based PCR test completed within the previous 72 hours.