Boaters to face restrictions during G20 summit

Posted June 17, 2010 7:43 am.

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TORONTO, Ont. – In addition to changes to traffic and aircrafts in the Toronto area for the G20 summit, boaters will also face restrictions.

Boats will be restricted from entering eight security zones set up in the harbour and at ferry terminals.

Boaters will also have to stay away from ferry docks.

Security officials could also conduct random spot checks on the water.

At the G8 summit in Hunstville, Ont., all the peninsula lake will be off limits.

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