Here are the Manitoba businesses allowed to reopen on Monday

What is opening in Phase 2 CTV's Jeff Keele reports on what is allowed to reopen during the second phase of the Manitoba's plan

WINNIPEG — The second phase of Manitoba’s reopening plan will begin on June 1.

Premier Brian Pallister made the announcement at a news conference on Wednesday.

“While we can take pride in the progress we’ve made and the additional steps we’re announcing today, I emphasize we must remain vigilant,” the premier said.

“We do not want a COVID comeback in this province, and there is no room for complacency.”

The Manitoba government announced Phase Two of the reopening plan last week, which includes:

Though these businesses will be permitted to open, they must do so under strict guidelines outlined by the province.

The Manitoba government noted that it has altered the original Phase Two draft plan based on input from the public and health officials. These changes include:

"I would mention that in each of these categories that have been developed in partnership with the various organizations, strict protocols that must be followed so that we can maintain the discipline necessary to keep ourselves safe,” Pallister said.

There will be no changes to the requirements for reopening museums, galleries, libraries, parks, campgrounds, and vacation cabins.

When asked what will happen if there’s a spike in hospitalizations in a few weeks, he said the province will continue to watch the positive test numbers.

“If they grow by 10 per cent, 20 per cent or 30 per cent, it’s still not a concern,” Pallister said, noting right now Manitoba is below one per cent on positive tests.

Pallister urged Manitobans not to panic if more positive tests emerge in the future, because the province is doing more testing in general. The premier said it’s also possible there might be some community transmission this summer as people get outdoors and interact.

“As we do more tests, there’s a likelihood there will be more positives, it’s the percentage of positives that matters more,” he said.

The full plan can be found below.