Toronto Pools Staying Open Late As Heatwave Continues

Posted July 10, 2007 12:00 pm.

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Talk about a hot time in the old town tonight. The heat wave is due to break late Wednesday but after days of baking in the sun – and under the moon – the city has decided to leave several of its outdoor pools open until 11:45pm Tuesday, to allow you to take an extra long dip to cool off. The places to take a dive:

Alex Duff Memorial Outdoor Pool,
750 Bloor St. W.

Alexandra Outdoor Pool,
275 Bathurst St.

Monarch Park Outdoor Pool,
115 Felstead Ave

Giovanni Caboto Outdoor Pool,
1369 St. Clair Ave. W.

Sunnyside Gus Ryder Outdoor Pool,
Lake Shore Blvd. at Parkside Dr.

Smithfield Outdoor Pool,
173 Mount Olive Dr.

McGregor Park Outdoor Pool,
2231 Lawrence Ave. E.

Cummer Park Community Centre,
6000 Leslie St.

Need more info? Call Toronto’s pool hotline at (416) 338-POOL.

See the list of all the city’s public pools

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