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CSC reopens Jan. 31 for registered users only

By Doppler Online On January 25, 2022 News, Sports

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With provincial public health measures easing on Jan. 31, the Canada Summit Centre will reopen for registered users. General public access will not be permitted.

According to Town staff, the following programs and registration will resume:

  • Aquatic program online registration will begin January 28 at 8:30 a.m. and will cover programs running from January 31 until February 18. Swimming lessons for the winter session will resume on January 31.
  • Shinny will resume on January 31. Registration has remained open for dates up until February 18. The next registration date for shinny will be Wednesday, February 16 at 11 a.m., for Feb. 21 to April 8.
  • Registration for parent & tot and adult skates is now open for dates running from January 31 to April 8.
  • Public skating registration is open now for dates running from January 31 to March 1.
  • Walking track registration is now open for dates running from January 31 to February 25.
  • Adult program registration is currently open for the winter session (second session) which will start the week of February 7.

Register for programs here.

Should you have any questions, contact the customer service desk at 705-789-6421, ext 0.

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  1. Dave Wilkin says

    January 25, 2022 at 6:12 pm

    Great news!

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