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Sioux Lookout Preparing Municipal Reopenings

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The Municipality of Sioux Lookout is preparing for the reopening of some of their municipal facilities.

The reopenings will start next Monday on July 13th.

Public reopenings include the Municipal Office, Economic Development Department, Emergency Services Department and the Public Works Department.

Rules and safety precautions are in place in all of these facilities and visitors must not have any symptoms of COVID-19 and must wear a mask.

The Recreation and Culture Department will also be open to the front desk, but the Fitness Centre, Squash Courts, Gymnasium and Arena remain closed.

Full details can be found in the release below.

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Reopening Playgrounds Pondered For Stage Three

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It may not be long before the Ford government allows playgrounds to reopen.

Health Minister Christine Elliott admits it is something they are seriously considering as they decide when to move on to stage three of reopening the province during the pandemic.

“There’d many other considerations of other things that will be brought in but the opening of children’s playgrounds is certainly one of the items that are under consideration for that,” said Elliott.

The health minister explains the difficulty is deciding how disinfect playground equipment.

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City Of Dryden Reopening Select Facilities

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As a part of the Province of Ontario’s first step of reopening the province, the City of Dryden is reopening some municipal facilities.

The Pedestrian Overpass, Dryden Skate Park, Milestone Rink, Earl’s Court, Duke Street Dock, Roy Wilson Suspension Bridge and the Mosaic Art Installation in Johnston Park are all open now.

Essential and emergency services continue to operate.

The full list of what is now open and what remains closed can be found in the release below.