Conservation Areas Re-opening

May 10, 2020 | Debbie in the Community | 0 comments

As the statistics about COVID-19 in Ontario are improving steadily  the re-opening of our economic and cultural structures is starting.  A couple days ago an expanded list of businesses and activities permitted to operate with required and appropriate safety protocols was announced.  And yesterday,Saturday, Premier announced that provincial parks and conservation areas can be re-opened for limited day time use starting May 11.   Compared to those in very urban areas we, in King, have still had access to open outdoor space because of our rural character before this announcement.   But, even for King, the opening up of these areas is very much welcomed. As it spring, the trilliums and other spring flowers are starting to appear and being on these trails is particularly rewarding.  Over the next few days King, York Region and the conservation authorities will provide specifics as to what is allowed and what is still prohibited.  Playground structures are still off limits.  Camping is not permitted.  And in all cases we need to maintain physical distancing as we want to ensure that we don’t have a spike in COVID-19.

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