General locker room protocol

• Only children aged two and under accompanied by an adult are permitted in the locker rooms of the opposite sex.
• No food, drink, gum or any type of glass container is permitted in the locker rooms, sports areas, or on the pool deck.
• Cell phones and cameras may not be used in the locker rooms.
• Users must wear shoes in the corridors and anywhere around the sports centre. Walking barefoot is not permitted.
• Management is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Standard padlocks are recommended (can be purchased or rented at the reception desk). Padlocks left on lockers will be cut off at the end of the day.
• Because of the presence of children and different clients, discretion is essential when using the locker room. A bath robe, underwear, bathing suit, or towel wrap is required.
• Staff reserves the right to refuse access to or to expel any person who does not follow these rules and protocols, and whose behaviour puts the safety and well-being of users at risk.

Family locker rooms

Locker rooms attached to the courts

Locker rooms attached to the pool area

Workout room protocol

In order to ensure a pleasant and cordial environment, please respect these protocols in the sports centre workout room:

• Bring a towel, and wipe off the equipment right after you use it, out of consideration for the next user.
• Wear shoes with clean soles and workout clothes.
  • Street shoes, jeans, t-shirts and sandals are not permitted.
  • Boots, coats and all other clothing must be left in the locker room. Padlocks can be rented or purchased at the reception desk.
• Sharing equipment: 30 minute limit on cardio equipment.
• Put free weights back in their place after use.
• Bottled water is permitted. No food, beverage or glass container is permitted.
• Users must treat others with courtesy and respect (e.g. no shouting or swearing).
• Cell phone use is prohibited.

Please note that management reserves the right to refuse access to the workout room or to expel anyone who does not follow these rules or whose behaviour is deemed disruptive to others' safety or well-being.