In an email that was sent wide to its members, GoodLife Fitness is asking gym-goers to email their local Ontario MPPs as the industry is "currently facing serious challenges as a result of the global pandemic."

Members of Ontario's fitness industry say they're eagerly awaiting the outcome of a provincial review of COVID-19 protocols for gyms and similar facilities.

The Ontario government moved Toronto, Peel and Ottawa back into modified versions of Stage 2 amid a rise in coronavirus cases, which meant gyms would be closed for 28 days effective last Saturday at 12:01 a.m.

GoodLife Fitness in Peterborough is advising members to monitor for COVID-19 symptoms after a member tested positive for coronavirus.

A staff member and a patron at a GoodLife Fitness location in Toronto's north end are the most recent COVID-19 cases.

WestJet, meanwhile, said it's still mulling over what to do about its sponsorship of the Toronto-based charity.

Dr. Gerald Evans, Chair of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Kingston General Hospital, says the public needs to be vigilant as Stage 3 gets underway.

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"We look forward to reopening our doors as soon as possible and welcoming everyone back," the company said.

Gyms like Goodlife Fitness, Anytime Fitness, Planet Fitness and Hone Fitness said there are no plans for them to close amid COVID-19 concerns, yet.