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COVID-19: City of Guelph facilities begin reopening on Jan. 31

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COVID-19 restrictions, the City of Guelph has announced that some of its facilities will begin to reopen on Jan. 31.This includes all indoor sport and recreational fitness facilities including gyms that can reopen with a capacity limit of 50 per cent.

Ontario to begin lifting COVID-19 restrictions on Jan. 31 The city’s winter programs are then scheduled to begin the week of Feb.

6 and officials are reaching out to registered participants regarding refunds or new start dates.Most drop-in programs and rentals are expected to resume on Jan.

31. Early morning swims will only be offered at the Victoria Road Recreation Centre, while swims will begin after 8 a.m. at the West End Community Centre.

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