But public health measures, and public compliance with those measures, are making a difference, she said. SwimTO, which Tory called a "quick-launch" program, will ensure that Toronto residents can safely enjoy outdoor aquatic recreation this summer, he said. Toronto Public Health will test and analyze the quality of beach water daily, the city said in a news release. Right now, outdoor pools, wading pools and splash pads remain closed due to provincial orders and public health recommendations, Tory said. Tory said the camps will meet current health guidelines set out by Toronto Public Health and the province.

Source: CBC News June 10, 2020 19:21 UTC