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June 3, 2021
Brandon, MB – City of Brandon Parks & Recreation Services is advising residents that the City of Brandon Outdoor Aquatic Facilities are scheduled to open as follows:
Kinsmen Pool on Tuesday, June 15, 2021
Spray Parks on Monday, June 21, 2021
City of Brandon Parks & Recreation staff are in the process of hiring and training staff for these areas, as well as ensuring all facilities are operational for the opening dates.
Extreme Heat Prevention Tips
With the warmer temperatures this weekend, the City of Brandon is reminding residents to stay aware, stay cool, and take care of yourself and others.
Stay Aware And Be Prepared
Keep up to date with our local weather forecast and alerts so you know when to take extra care
Stay hydrated – drink plenty of cool liquids, especially water. If you are hungry, fruits and vegetable are a great option with high water content
Stay Cool And Keep Out Of The Sun
Plan outdoor activities for cooler parts of the day
If you are outdoors during the hottest part of the day, shade yourself from the sun with an umbrella or a wide-brimmed hat with lots of ventilation (to allow the sweat on your head to evaporate)
Wear loose-fitting, breathable, light-coloured clothing, and remember to wear sunscreen to limit ultra-violet (UV) ray exposure
If there is no air-conditioning available, spend time in cool places like shaded areas.
Take a cool bath or shower
Avoid using your oven or other appliances that could heat your home more
Limit physical activities during the hotter parts of the day or exercise in an air-conditioned place
Take Care Of Yourself And Others
Check on family members, neighbours, and friends—especially older adults and those with chronic conditions. Consider regular virtual visits due to the current COVID-19 Public Health Orders.
Never leave pets alone in a closed vehicle
For more tips, please visit the following websites:
City of Brandon - Emergency Preparedness
Emergency Measures Organization | Province of Manitoba
Extreme heat: heat waves - Canada.ca
