A new reality for summer day camps: Possible disruptions due to air quality - OHS Canada Magazine
By Cassandra Szklarski The summertime goal at Nicolas Hurtado's camp is to get kids playing as much soccer as possible. But in the wake of exceedingly
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By Cassandra Szklarski The summertime goal at Nicolas Hurtado's camp is to get kids playing as much soccer as possible. But in the wake of exceedingly
TORONTO - The summertime goal at Nicolas Hurtado’s camp is to get kids playing as much soccer as possible.
In many southern Ontario cities, eye-watering haze forced daycares and schools to move recess indoors for some days in June, while outdoor team sports cancelled practices and some Canada Post mail delivery was halted.
Due to poor air quality caused by wildfires, some Canadian summer camps are adapting their programming to include more indoor activities.
In many southern Ontario cities, eye-watering haze forced daycares and schools to move recess indoors for some days in June, while outdoor team sports cancelled practices and some Canada Post mail delivery was halted.