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Gatineau reminding the public of the importance of distancing measures in parks
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Ville de Gatineau
News release
Gatineau reminding the public of the importance of distancing measures in parks

Gatineau, May 15, 2020. – Gatineau would like to remind the public that physical distancing measures are still in place in parks. This means that structures, playgrounds and sports fields are still off limits. These measures are in line with the instructions issued by Quebec's public health authority, the Direction de la santé publique.

Gatineau would again like to express its appreciation to Gatineau residents who have been cooperating and following the physical distancing measures.


Quick facts

A two-metre distance must still be maintained in municipal parks and on pathways.
Gatherings are still prohibited.
Access to municipal parks has been limited since March 26, and the following restrictions are still in effect:
- structures, playgrounds and sports fields are off limits; and
- urban furniture should not be used.
Since April 1, a team has been visiting the parks every day to remind the public of the need to follow the physical distancing measures.


Associated link

COVID-19 Web Page

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Published by
Service des communications
Ville de Gatineau
Source
Jean Boileau, ARP, FSCRP
Director,
Service des communications
Ville de Gatineau
819-595-7171
boileau.jean@gatineau.ca
@JeanBoileau

À propos de Gatineau

Reconnue pour sa qualité de vie, Gatineau est une ville de 292 000 habitants. Elle est située sur la rive nord de la rivière des Outaouais, et s'étend à l'est et à l'ouest de la rivière Gatineau.

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