COVID-19

As of March 1, the Town of Newmarket plans to lift public health measures such as proof vaccination and capacity limits at all indoor public settings in response to the Province of Ontario’s announcement on February 14, 2022. Face coverings in indoor public settings and physical distancing requirements remain in place, with exceptions for those who are participating in specific recreation programs.

“With key health indicators continuing to improve and many Newmarket residents and businesses doing their part to stop the spread, I am pleased to announce that we will no longer require proof of vaccination to participate in our recreation programming or entering our facilities,” says Mayor John Taylor. “We know that physical activity and social interaction are crucial to our mental health and the well-being of our children. We continue to do everything we can at the Town of Newmarket to keep our children happy, healthy and active.”

Residents that visit any Newmarket facility are encouraged to conduct a self-health assessment for COVID-19 symptoms prior to entering the building. Those who are experiencing symptoms are asked not to visit the facility until their symptoms have subsided.

August, 2021 Update from Newmarket Skating Club

We ask that all families and skaters strictly adhere to all the guidelines and protocols that are set out by the Newmarket SC, Town, Facilities, and our governing bodies. For the safety of all members, there will be a zero-tolerance policy in effect for the remainder of the season.  These policies and guidelines can be found HERE.