Ontario Parks will open some services, starting with beaches, on Friday, June 12, as maintenance and water testing is done.
Camping at private campgrounds and beach access and additional camping at Ontario Parks will reopen throughout much of Ontario on Friday, June 12.
Two days after announcing it had filed for bankruptcy protection, Sail Outdoors confirmed it is closing two stores in Ontario and four stores in Québec.
Hunting, camping, and sports retailer Sail Outdoors Inc. has filed for bankruptcy protection amid the pandemic, its owners announced on Tuesday, June 2.
The province reopened camping on Crown land and in Ontario Parks on Monday, June 1, including access points, paddle and portage routes, and hiking trails.
The province reopened 520 provincial parks and conservation reserves on Monday, May 11 for limited day-use access.
The province prohibited recreational camping on Crown land as it further extended emergency orders to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
In a continued effort to keep Ontarians safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, all Ontario Parks operations are suspended from March 19 – April 30 2020.
You should talk to my Uncle Serge,” said Yannick Loranger when I tell him I’m heading to Lake Temagami. “He’s got the walleye figured out.”
