Following a full week with kids cooped up in virtual classrooms and with the city imposing new restrictions on outdoor spaces, weekend activities were considerably more restrained at ski trails, city-run rinks and sledding hills across the city. Read More
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'This is where we're at:' New lockdown restrictions force restraint at outdoor rinks, sledding hills
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