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No more than 50 participants are permitted on the ice at any time, unless otherwise discussed with Arena Management. All guests entering the Arena must wear a mask. Exemptions include: Children under the age of two Individuals with a medical condition that inhibits their ability to wear a mask Individuals unable to put on or remove your face mask without help from someone else Indidviuals requiring accommodation according to AODA or the Human Rights Code Indiviudals engaging in Athletic Activity Arena guests accessing the Doherty Arena must screen, enter and exit through the main Arena entrance adjacent to Ormond Street.

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More News. This project will create 2, jobs in its construction, and more in the future. Furthermore, policing costs take the biggest chunk of our tax dollar. Without community activities, more kids are in the streets and these costs will rise even more. The project shouldn't be viewed as a cost. It should be viewed as an investment in economic development - with unprecedented support from partners, not to mention another plank in the platform of sitting councillors and mayor.

Several years ago, Thorold missed a similar boat. Funding was available to build a new recreation centre but council dragged their feet and lost matching funds. Just over a week ago, Thorold residents breathed a sigh of relief when forced amalgamation was taken off the table. But that hinges on new efficiencies, cooperation and partnerships between the 12 Niagara municipalities.

What will the Province which has invested heavily in the Canada Games think if Thorold reneges on its first opportunity to demonstrate such cooperation? Thorold is growing - sorry, there's no going back to the "good ol' days. A municipality that refuses, or can't, provide such amenities for its citizens deserves to be amalgamated.

Council, sitting on their hands while every municipality surrounding Thorold chips away and drains off the disposable income of its residents through a more vibrant, intelligent, dynamic business approach, would be much like the approach taken by General Custer. Share on Facebook. Thorold's participation in the Canada Games has created some division in the community. Still, the idea of resistance to the new endeavour is puzzling. They seem like valid arguments but they indicate a severe short-sightedness.