City to reopen four rec centres Friday

Posted Jul 9, 2020 10:08 am.

CALGARY (660 NEWS) – The City of Calgary is getting ready to open more four more recreation centres.

The Bob Bahan, Canyon Meadows, Glenmore and Killarney Aquatic and Fitness Centres are set to open again on Friday.

In a release, the city said those centres will be equipped with COVID-19 safety protocols.

People attending the centres are encouraged to wear a face mask or covering.

Last month, the city opened four ice rinks including George Blunden, Optimist, Stew Hendry and Henry Viney along with city-owned golf courses.

Some splash parks and wading pools have also opened with others expected to follow later in the month.

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