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COVID-19: Guelph’s outdoor amenities to reopen on Saturday

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City of Guelph says its outdoor amenities are reopening on Saturday after the Ontario government eased some COVID-19 restrictions ahead of Victoria Day weekend.On Thursday, the province announced that outdoor recreation facilities are permitted to reopen and five people can gather outdoors.

COVID-19: Here’s what outdoor amenities can reopen in Ontario on Saturday “After following the rules and restrictions for so long, it may seem strange to see people getting together again,” said Doug Godfrey, the city’s general manager of operations.“We’ve consulted Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health and reviewed the regulations, and we’re all excited to get out and play this weekend.”The city said its crew are working to remove fencing around.

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