As of November 26, anyone registered in a program can now arrive and complete a self assessment on-site by answering a series of general health questions. Visitors or those who are not registered in a program must still complete the online version of COVID screening.

Please note that we are allowing youth born in 2010 a 12-week “grace period” from their 12th birthday to receive their vaccinations. During this time, they will not be required to provide proof of vaccination to participate in organized sports and to enter town recreation and culture facilities.

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This year, the winter school break runs from December 20 to January 2. We have added more recreational skating and swimming for holiday fun! Use these printable schedules as a convenient way to remember swim and skate times. NOTE: Online registration is required in advance and can be done online 7 days in advance of the swim/skate time.

While every effort is made to keep facilities and programs running, severe weather can result in closures and cancellations. If your recreation program takes place on a day with poor weather conditions, you may wish to call ahead to confirm if the facility is open. We recommend bookmarking or subscribing to our closures webpage to receive notifications as soon as a new closure is posted.

Furry friends across Halton Hills are howling in delight at the new leash free park, now open at Trafalgar Sports Park.

The new park includes a shelter, screenings pathways, LED park lighting, water hydration fountain (seasonal), larger parking area, area for small dogs, and a Sutera in-ground dog waste disposal unit.

Magnuscards® is an app that provides people with cognitive disabilities a step-by-step visual guide for recreation activities like going swimming or skating.