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By Veronica Beltran
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Playgrounds, park washrooms and fenced dog parks re-open

Jun 5, 2020 | 12:20 PM

PRINCE GEORGE—Playgrounds, park washrooms, and fenced dog parks are re-opening.

The City of Prince George made the announcement this morning. School District 57 along with the City are re-opening their nearly 80 civic and school playgrounds, effective immediately.

Both the School District and the City are asking parents to ensure their children are abiding by Provincial Health Orders and recommendations such as, physical distancing, hand-washing and limiting gatherings to fewer than 50 people, when visiting playgrounds.

If children or parents are feeling sick, they are asked to stay away from playgrounds out of respect to those around them. The City is installing signs to remind the public of these measures at playgrounds.

“We’re happy to make playgrounds available to our students and the general public again. Children will be supervised during school hours, but, no matter the time of day, we encourage everyone to keep the health and safety of themselves and others in mind.”—Anita Richardson, SD57 Superintendent

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The washrooms at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park and Duchess Park have re-opened, after being closed for more than two months. Outhouses located at other City parks throughout the City have been opened as well. The City of Prince George says that enhanced cleaning measures are in place at all facilities.

Washrooms at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park are open from 9 a.m. to dusk and Duchess Park washrooms are open from 8 a.m. until dusk. The City asks that physical distancing be used at their facilities.

Fenced dog parks in the City are open as well.

by Veronica Beltran

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