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July 29, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Rob Paul Now that Ontario is in Step Three of the Reopening Roadmap, the Town of Caledon is able to offer in-person recreation programs once again. On July 23, indoor programs and activities at recreation centres began to open with fitness centres at Southfields Community Centre and Caledon Centre for Recreation and Wellness. Pools at the facilities opened July 26, along with one ice pad at Mayfield Recreation Complex—another ice pad will open August 21 at Caledon East Recreation Complex.  The T...

July 29, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Rob Paul The pandemic has forced everyone to make changes and most to pivot to a different way of doing things. As Ontario seemingly returns to some semblance of normal, there are more and more chances for in-person interactions. The Town of Caledon opened recreation facilities July 23 and pools July 26 as part of the Province’s Step Three in the Roadmap to Reopening. Now as Caledon and Ontario reopen, summer programming is beginning. Prior to Step Three, everything the Town was offering had been ...

Article content “After offering curbside service for most of 2021, the reopening of the library was most welcome by patrons and by staff as well,” said the library’s communications and programs co-ordinator, Pierre Dufour. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Cornwall Public Library expands reopening Back to video The library has already been open to traffic following the province’s Step Two, yet starting Friday, more people are allowed to visit. “People can browse and borrow books in person, use our public internet stations, print, fax, si...

SHARE ON: (Image supplied). Huron Perth’s Medical Officer of Health says she’s feeling a mixed bag of emotions with Ontario set to enter Step Three of it’s reopening plan. Dr. Miriam Klassen says she’s excited that COVID-19 cases continue to come down across the province but she’s concerned entering Step Three on Friday will lead to some people taking it as a signal that they can stop following public health measures. Under Step Three. outdoor gatherings of up to 100 people will be allowed and indoor social gatherings will increase to up to 25 people. Klassen says it’s important ...

Fully vaccinated, asymptomatic staff and visitors will soon be able to enter long-term care homes in Ontario without COVID-19 test SHARE ON: (supplied by Pixabay) Fully vaccinated, asymptomatic staff and visitors will soon be able to enter long-term care homes without having to take a COVID-19 test. The change was announced Wednesday morning and it will take effect on Friday as part of Step Three of Ontario’s reopening plan. Minister of Long-Term Care Rod Phillips says the move is based on the latest scientific evidence and best medical advice.