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Public Notice- Cemeteries Open To The Public

Effective June 3, 2020, all cemeteries in Arran-Elderslie are open to the public. 

People still must adhere to the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act regulation limiting gatherings to five people.

People must also follow these COVID-19 restrictions:

• For funeral services at the gravesite, there can be no more than 10 people, not counting funeral staff – but only for funeral services. Otherwise, five is the maximum.
• Physical distancing between people, of two metres apart, must be practiced...

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Reopening of Recreation Facilities for Individual Use

Reopening of Outdoor Recreational Amenities

As of Saturday May 23, 2020, the Municipality of Arran-Elderslie will be reopening the following outdoor recreational facilities for INDIVIDUAL activities only:

• Sports fields including ball diamonds and soccer fields (Paisley Ball Diamond A will be closed until infield work is completed)
• Tennis and basketball courts
• Skate park

These facilities will be open for non-team sports and activities such as walking, running, kicking a ball, tennis and pickle ball. No team...

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2020 Paisley Construction Update

Bruce County has provided an update regarding the construction in the Paisley area in 2020. To view the notice, you can click here. 

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Municipal Facility Closures due to COVID-19

For Immediate Release The Municipality of Arran-Elderslie Facility Closures Extended Until Further Notice

April 2, 2020

On Tuesday, March 17, the Municipality of Arran-Elderslie closed facilities to the public until Monday, April 6. These closures have been extended until further notice for the safety and well-being of staff, clients and the community at large. Please note that a majority of Municipal operations and service sectors will continue and staff can be reached by telephone or email during...

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