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COVID-19 Update
Reopening Updates
As part of our reopening phases we are happy to announce the following changes will be effective immediately: the Fitness Studio will be available for usage between programs by members, spin bikes will be used for classes and two have been placed on the track for member usage; Aquatics equipment will be allowed for members to use (e.g., pool noodles, belts, and flutter boards); and much more.
Read MoreYMCA of Greater Saint John: Statement of Reconciliation to the Indigenous Peoples of Canada
Our Y declares its pledge to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. We acknowledge and respect that our programs, services, and community facilities are on the traditional territory of the Passamaquoddy, Wolastoqiyik/Maliseet, and Mi’kmaq nations. Our Y is aware of the impact that colonial actions, including residential schools, have had on our Indigenous Peoples, and we remain committed to understanding past injustices and will continue to move forward for a better future.
Read MoreY Newcomer Connections Office to Open June 22 with COVID-19 Screening Precautions
YMCA Newcomer Connections will now be able to accept face-to-face meetings on an as needed basis, by appointment only starting 22 June 2020. To book an appointment, please call your Settlement Counsellor or message us at +1-506-636-2295. A Newcomer Connections staff member will meet you at the Newcomer Connections door downstairs. Please be on time.
Read MoreSaint John Regional YMCA Set to Open June 8
We have big news: the Saint John Regional Y is reopening on Monday, June 8! Following the Government of New Brunswick’s announcement that the province will be proceding to the next level of the COVID-19 Recovery Plan’s Yellow Phase on June 4, we are thrilled to announce that we are among the many other organizations within the province that may reopen to our community — albeit with measures in place to protect our members.
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