This includes registered and drop-in programs, inclusive recreation, and before and after school programs. All visitors age of 12 and over must present proof they are fully vaccinated against COVID to enter an indoor recreation facility for most activities, as mandated by provincial regulations. For youth who turn 12 in , there is a grace period of 12 weeks from their birthday when they do not need to show proof of vaccination.
More information. Masks must be worn in enclosed public spaces, including when entering the facility, in common areas, lobbies, washrooms, change rooms and hallways, as mandated by province-wide masking regulations. We require that all clients wear masks except while exercising. Only the following programs, activities and individuals are exempt from the mask requirement:.
Those who are exempt need to let staff know at the entrance during the screening process and let us know how they meet one of the exceptions listed above.
They may be asked to use a face shield if their circumstance allows. Public skating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Payment for public skating is to be made in exact change only.
Limited sites can accept other methods of payment. Skaters may also use a City of Ottawa membership. Bring your own mat if required , towel and filled water bottle to the facility. Keep all personal belongings in your designated workout space. Participants must fill room from back to front and exit via the designated exit route. Please follow floor markings, maps or staff instruction to queue safely before class.
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Home Recreation and parks Recreation and cultural programs Drop-in activities Drop-in activities. Proof of vaccination required. Required proof As of January 4, , the Ontario enhanced vaccine certificate QR code is the only option accepted for proof of vaccination. Fully vaccinated means you have received two doses of a Health Canada approved vaccine at least 14 days prior.
Valid identification that shows name and date of birth and has been issued by an institution or public body. Photo identification is not required and the identification does not need to be government-issued.
To prevent the spread of COVID, the following safety measures are in place at City facilities: Plexiglass shields installed at customer service desks to protect workers and users. Directional signage to manage traffic flow.
Additional hand sanitizing stations are available and frequent handwashing is encouraged. Clients will need to conduct a health screening and assumption of risk upon arrival at the facility. Enhanced cleaning and disinfecting protocols have been implemented.
Wearing a mask in City facilities Masks must be worn in enclosed public spaces, including when entering the facility, in common areas, lobbies, washrooms, change rooms and hallways, as mandated by province-wide masking regulations.
Only the following programs, activities and individuals are exempt from the mask requirement: Swimming: masks may be removed when entering the water but are required in other areas of the building. Arenas: A mask is required at all times except while on the ice surface. Children under the age of 5 years chronologically or developmentally, who refuses to wear a mask and cannot be persuaded to do so by their caregiver. Individuals with medical conditions or disabilities rendering them unable to safely wear a mask.
Individuals who are unable to put on or remove their mask without assistance. Equipment that is not regularly in contact with chlorinated water will be disinfected every four hours at minimum.
This includes: weight and cardio rooms during drop-in sports public skating fitness classes on-ice activities walking track. Masks should be worn while transitioning between areas. We do not permit male staff or participants in the pool area during these designated swim times. We have curtains on the inside windows and doors that block any views into the pool from our BGCO building. The outside windows are specially frosted to allow light in while preventing anyone from looking into the pool area.
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