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Ottawa Public Health reminds residents and visitors to stay safe around lakes and rivers. We have safety tips for preventing drowning and other injuries, sun safety reminders and suggestions for preventing infections while enjoying sun, sand and water. Always swim between the red/yellow flags, inside the designated swimming area.
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Ottawa winters are becoming shorter and warmer due to climate change. Did you know that the ice on a river or lake must be 6 inches thick to support just one person? It needs to be a lot thicker to support more people or a vehicle. Here are some tips to keep you and others safe around ice this winter:
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