Only three city councillors have asked that parks in their wards close early under a new policy aimed at preventing large gatherings during the provincial stay-at-home order, according to a poll of council members conducted by this newspaper. Read More
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Parks in Barrhaven and Gloucester-South Nepean, and Sheila McKee Park in West Carleton-March closed early under new city policy
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