Most of the province moved into Stage 3 of reopening on Friday

Beaches and playgrounds reopened in Saskatchewan as of June 12, 2020.

All city of Lethbridge play structures, outdoor fitness equipment, park benches and picnic tables are set to reopen on Friday.

Indoor and outdoor recreation and entertainment facilities will be allowed to reopen in Phase 4 of the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan, which still has no set date.

The caution tape and fencing that have blocked off many Okanagan playgrounds will soon be coming down.

As the weather gets nicer, a number of municipalities in Metro Vancouver are re-opening playgrounds and parks that were closed because of COVID-19.

The Vancouver Park Board has been forced to spend an estimated $7,000 on temporary fencing to secure playgrounds and outdoor exercise areas after people ripped down yellow tape daily to access the closed areas.

The provincial government has unveiled a plan to slowly start reopening recreational facilities starting on Monday.

In a bid to encourage proper physical distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Kingston, Ont., has closed all playgrounds and park amenities.

City trails and parks, including areas around closed play structures, remain open to the public.