• Prior to arriving at the community centre, pool users are required to complete the Provincial Public Health self-assessment.
• Masks/face coverings are required upon entry, exit and when travelling throughout the facility.
• Masks must be worn while traveling on the deck. You may remove your mask prior to entering the pool.

• All pool users are encouraged to practice good hygiene, including washing hands with soap, frequently sanitizing, and limiting contact with common surfaces.
• Multiple hand sanitizer stations are available throughout the facility.
• All commonly used furniture (e.g. chairs, tables) will be restricted or removed from the facility to discourage congregating and cross contact.
• Water chemistry levels will be checked every two hours to ensure adequate levels of sanitization.

• Pools will operate based on the guidance of public health authorities. This includes controlled access, limited capacity of up to 50% capacity where physical distancing permits.
• Recreational and length swims, and aquafitness classes, will operate at reduced capacity and controlled traffic flow to maintain physical distancing in the pool.
• Use the identified entry and exit points as indicated by signage and markers. Respect markers guiding traffic into, throughout, and out of the facility to practice physical distancing, sanitizing, and limiting contact with common surfaces.

• Water fountains will be blocked off; users are encouraged to bring their own pre-filled water bottles.
• Slides will be closed until further notice.
• Availability of common pool equipment will be restricted (e.g., snorkels, flutter boards, toys).
• The lost and found will be removed until further notice.
• Access to showers and day use lockers is available. Shower time is factored into the swim session and swimmers must vacate at the end of their scheduled session.

Parents, guardians or group leaders are responsible for the children in their care while in the facility and must directly supervise the children at all times.We strongly recommend the buddy system and encourage people to attend in pairs or small groups.

• Must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 16 years+ who is responsible for their direct supervision. (Maximum of 2 children per guardian).
• Parent/guardian must be in bathing attire and within arms reach of the child(ren) at all times in or out of the water.

• Must use gender specific change rooms.

Child is a non-swimmer or cannot complete facility swim test:

• Must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 14 years+ (maximum of 2 children per guardian) who is responsible for their direct supervision. Maximum number of children increases to 8 per guardian when all children are 7–9 years of age and wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD).
• Parent/guardian must be in bathing attireand within arms reach of the child(ren) at all times in or out of the water.

Child can complete facility swim test: Admitted unaccompanied. We recommended to always swim with a buddy. Note: Facility swim test must be completed at every visit.

• Must use gender specific change rooms.
• Admitted unaccompanied. Recommended to always swim with a buddy.

Admittance requirements for day camps & groups
The above guidelines apply to all day camps and groups. Arrangements for groups of more than 20 children should be made through the aquatic staff at your facility in advance of your arrival.

Medical Conditions
Individuals with serious medical conditions, especially seizure disorders, must be accompanied by a person knowledgeable of their condition and directly responsible for their supervision.

• We strongly recommend the buddy system and encourage people to attend in pairs or small groups.
• Swimmers with long hair are encouraged to secure it and/or wear a bathing cap.