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City of Thunder Bay prepares for temporary closures as province enters lockdown - Vimarsana News

City of Thunder Bay prepares for temporary closures as province enters lockdown

City of Thunder Bay prepares for temporary closures as province enters lockdown The City of Thunder Bay is preparing to temporarily close a number of facilities as the province enters lockdown on Boxing Day. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 21, 2020 5:26 PM ET | Last Updated: December 21, 2020 The City of Thunder Bay will close several facilities during the provincial lockdown, which begins on Boxing Day.(Matt Prokopchuk/CBC) The City of Thunder Bay is preparing to temporarily close a number of facilities as the province enters lockdown on Boxing Day. Ontario Premier Doug Ford announc...

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Lockdown Affects Recreation Facilities - Vimarsana News

Lockdown Affects Recreation Facilities

Many city recreation facilities will shut down for the province’s two-week lockdown. Starting on Boxing Day, the city is shutting down the Canada Games Complex, Churchill Pool, arenas, and community centres. The 55 Plus Centre and West Arthur older adult centres will be closed but will still provide take-out food for seniors. The closure also affects the Kinsmen Youth Centre, Baggage Building Arts Centre, and Water Garden Pavilion. The skating rink at Prince Arthur’s Landing will remain open. Algoma and Grace Remus municipal Child Care Centres will remain open to accommodate preschool cli...

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NetNewsLedger - City of Thunder Bay Preps for COVID-19 Lockdown

City of Thunder Bay Preps for COVID-19 Lockdown 713 Thunder Bay – COVID-19 Update – The mandated lockdown by Ontario has officials with the City of Thunder Bay preparing to shut down facilities. Thunder Bay City Administration is preparing for temporary facility closures as of December 26, 2020 for 14 days. “We need everyone to stay home to the extent possible, except for essential requirements to slow the spread of COVID-19 in Thunder Bay. Holiday gatherings and a potential surge are a concern across the Province. I implore everyone to gather only with your household and avoid travel u...