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Anyone who would like to attend Minyan at Clanton Park Synagogue MUST sign up with Sign Up Genius. 

Please click the links on the top right of this webpage to sign up.

As Pesach approaches and visitors (including children) arrive from out of town, please review the CPS Covid-19 Protocols, particularly Protocols #5 and #6. 

Anyone who signs up for any minyan at Clanton Park Synagogue, whether on Shabbos, Yom Tov or during the week, is attesting to the fact that they:

1. Will adhere to the safety protocols of mask-wearing (over their nose and mouth), social distancing and hand sanitizing
2. Have absolutely NO symptoms (including mild symptoms) of COVID-19
3. Are NOT awaiting the results of a COVID-19 test
4. Have NOT been in close contact within the last 14 days with someone who (a) has tested positive for COVID-19 (b) has symptoms of COVID-19. Toronto Public Health defines close contact as (a) being within 6 feet for 15 minutes, even if both people are masked (b) living in the same home (c) being in the same classroom
5. Have NOT been outside of the Province of Ontario in the last 14 days. This includes people who have been categorized as “essential workers” at the border or have been given another exemption. A negative COVID-19 test or positive antibodies does NOT change this requirement.
6. Are NOT currently hosting out of town guests, including family members (including out of province) and have NOT hosted such guests in the last 14 days. A negative COVID-19 test or positive antibodies does NOT change this requirement.
    

Please Note: For now, the above protocols also apply to a fully vaccinated host and/or guest. We are regularly in touch with Toronto Public Health and will continue to update the above protocols per their guidance. 

These protocols are being implemented for the safety of us all. We will continue to make changes as necessary. Please stay tuned for further information. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or comments. We hope and daven for the time that everything returns to normal, may it come speedily.
 
Rabbi Spitz, Bob Silberstein and the CPS Medical Committee