Will Summer Camps Open in 2021?

A question on the mind of every parent is “Will Summer Camps Open in 2021”?

The Honourable Lisa MacLeod, Ontario’s Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture, recently addressed this question during a ministry stakeholders webinar. The Minister announced she had been given a mandate by the cabinet and the Premier to work on a safe reopening plan for summer camps.

While much work is still to be done to prepare for the opening of summer camps, we are extremely excited about these remarks from the Minister. We will continue to keep you informed of key government developments related to summer camps this year. In the meantime, we are working diligently to open several locations for in-person April Break (formerly March Break) in-person camps. More information will be provided on April Break camps in the days to come.

See you this Summer (or as early as April Break)!

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