Some Ski Hills Are Opening This Week As Parts Of Ontario Move To The Green Zone

If you live in these regions, you can hit the slopes this weekend.
Contributing Writer

Some Ontario ski hills will reopen this week as parts of the province move out of lockdown.

Premier Doug Ford's government announced on Monday that ski resorts are among the businesses permitted to operate under the new provincial rules.

Editor's Choice: Ford Extends Stay-At-Home Order For Most Of Ontario & Moves 3 Regions To The Green Zone

As of today, we are now permitted to open as planned and we simply cannot wait!  Batawa Ski Hill 

Calabogie Peaks Resort is scheduled to open on February 11 and Batawa Ski Hill will open its doors on February 12. 

However, Batawa will only be offering lift tickets to guests from regions being placed in green zones.

The areas include Hastings Prince Edward Public Health, Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Public Health, and the Renfrew County and District Health Unit. 

The move is part of the province's plan to gradually ease public health units back to its colour-coded reopening framework.

Ford announced on February 8 that Ontario's new reopening plan will kick in on Wednesday.

However, Toronto, Peel and York's stay-at-home order will remain until February 22.

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