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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

West Nipissing closes some municipal buildings

West Nipissing closes some municipal buildings

This includes all municipal arenas, pool and the fitness centres
Ice arenas set to close

Ice arenas set to close

BayToday has learned that as of Monday, March 16 at 5 p.m. Memorial Gardens, Pete Palangio and West Ferris arena will be closing
Laurentian and Antoine ski hills closing

Laurentian and Antoine ski hills closing

Laurentian Ski Hill shutting its doors while Antoine Mountain will close Monday afternoon
Ontario to protect you if you take a leave from work

Ontario to protect you if you take a leave from work

'While everyone's concerns about their health and safety is top of mind, the last thing we need is anyone worrying about job security as the COVID-19 situation evolves'
YMCA announces temporary closure

YMCA announces temporary closure

'We’ve made this decision to hopefully mitigate the spread of germs in our community and help those at risk stay safe and healthy'
Starbucks limiting cafe access due to COVID-19 threat

Starbucks limiting cafe access due to COVID-19 threat

'We are doing all of this as a precaution for both our partners as well as you'
Province expanding Telehealth Ontario

Province expanding Telehealth Ontario

Ontario has also established dedicated assessment centres in areas experiencing significant growth in COVID-19 testing, with additional centres being established across the province in the coming weeks
Local fitness centres responding to COVID-19 in various ways

Local fitness centres responding to COVID-19 in various ways

Some fitness centres remain open while others are temporarily shutting down
St. Andrew's United Church suspends Sunday services

St. Andrew's United Church suspends Sunday services

The Loaves & Fishes foodbank will continue to operate on Thursday mornings, but with special modifications in place
Province ramping down elective surgeries and other non-emergent clinical activity

Province ramping down elective surgeries and other non-emergent clinical activity

In doing so, hospitals can preserve capacity as cases of COVID-19 continue to grow in Ontario