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  • If at 4 pm the AQHI is at 7 or higher the league will be cancelling games and practices for that evening
  • For weekend games, if at 7 am the AQHI is at 7 or higher the league will be cancelling games and practices for the day and will only restart games and practices if the AQHI drops to 6 or lower 3 hours ahead of scheduled games or practices
  • The league will communicate directly with the impacted coaches and the coaches will in turn be responsible to communicate this to players.
  • If the AQHI is at 6 or below, games and practices will proceed as scheduled
  • If at any point during games or practices the AQHI reaches 7 or higher, practices are to end and games will be called immediately.
  • The league will provide instruction to coaches and managers on how to monitor AQHI during games and practices

* The Air Quality Health Index (AHQI) is a recognized risk management measurement which describes a local reading of air quality as it relates to human health.

The AQHI is not real time reporting and can have a lag-time of over one hour. If air quality is changing during athletic activity, be aware of the common symptoms of irritated eyes, coughing and difficulty breathing in addition to the reported AQHI index.

To view the BRC Air Quality Policy and other important safety policies, please visit Babe Ruth Calgary | Safety

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