Swimming

• Bring indoor flip flops to wear on deck. Lockers are available to leave your belongings. No outdoor footwear will be permitted on the pool deck.
• Only patrons who are in good health should attend a swim.
• Be respectful of the aquatic staff and other patrons by practicing physical distancing, if possible.
• Please be aware of Pool Policies (information on swim attire and adult to child swim ratios). 

Non-members must pay at the Customer Service Desk when arriving for public swim. Credit/Debit preferred. Members can scan their membership upon arrival.

*Free with a paying adult. **Minimum of 1 adult per 4 children and maximum of 2 adults of 3 children.

Barrier-free Entrance/Egress:

• No-step entry at main entrance.

Parking:

• Two accessible parking spaces onsite.

Washrooms:

• Accessible washroom and shower stalls available in gendered washrooms on pool deck and in change area.
• One accessible universal change room with shower.
• One accessible family change room with shower.

Additional Accessibility Features:

• Accessible entry ramp into pool shallow end.
• Accessible pool deck.

Winter Schedule - January 4 to March 6, 2025

Capacity limit may apply based on available resources.

March Break Schedule - March 7 to 16, 2025

Capacity limit may apply based on available resources.

Purchase a book of 10 swim passes and save! Benefit from the lower per visit price compared to our single visit price!
All patrons entering the pool area are required to pay admission.

Please note that all fees include taxes.

Non-members must pay at the Customer Service Desk when arriving for public swim. Credit/Debit preferred. Members can scan their membership upon arrival.

*Free with a paying adult. **Minimum of 1 adult per 4 children and maximum of 2 adults of 3 children.

Winter Schedule - January 4 to March 6, 2025

Capacity limit may apply based on available resources.

March Break Schedule - March 7 to 16, 2025

Capacity limit may apply based on available resources.

Purchase a book of 10 swim passes and save! Benefit from the lower per visit price compared to our single visit price!
All patrons entering the pool area are required to pay admission.

Please note that all fees include taxes.

Non-members must pay at the Customer Service Desk when arriving for public swim. Credit/Debit preferred. Members can scan their membership upon arrival.

*Free with a paying adult. **Minimum of 1 adult per 4 children and maximum of 2 adults of 3 children.

Call 905-428-7711

Winter Schedule - January 4 to March 6, 2025

Capacity limit may apply based on available resources.

March Break Schedule - March 7 to 16, 2025

Capacity limit may apply based on available resources.

Purchase a book of 10 swim passes and save! Benefit from the lower per visit price compared to our single visit price!
All patrons entering the pool area are required to pay admission.

Please note that all fees include taxes.

Non-members must pay at the Customer Service Desk when arriving for public swim. Credit/Debit preferred. Members can scan their membership upon arrival. 

*Free with a paying adult. **Minimum of 1 adult per 4 children and maximum of 2 adults of 3 children.

Swimmer 1-6 - 6 to 12 Years

Private Lessons - 3 Years+

Adult Lessons 18 Years+

Swimsuit, towel and goggles if needed or preferred. If you have a progress card from a prior swim lesson, please bring it with you (not required for Winter 2023 session during transition to Swim for Life® program). This allows the instructor to have a better idea of the skills that need to be worked on. 

This is a progressive program. Participants must complete a level before advancing.

If you are unsure what level your child is in, screening is available during public swim times when it is not busy.  Screening is free.  If you stay to swim, the public swim fee applies.  Please speak to the Head Guard on duty about screening for class levels.  Admission Standards apply and may require a parent or guardian to enter the water with a child being screened, based on age and/or ability of the child. 

Summer Lessons - We recommend two weeks to complete a level.  Weeks do not have to be consecutive.

Developing swimming skills requires a lot of patience and positive feedback. In order to be successful, we encourage you to talk to your child about their lessons.  Make sure that you have realistic expectations and your child feels no pressure to complete a level.  You both should acknowledge the importance of completing the skills taught during each lesson at a pace that is suitable for your child – swimming lessons are a long term progression. 

A pool deck supervisor is on duty at all times during our swimming lessons.  The supervisors are available to answer any lesson-related questions and assist you with any of your concerns.  Should you have a concern, do not hesitate to speak with the pool deck supervisor immediately – we encourage you not to wait until the last class.

No. Due to the large volume of swimming participants, we are unable to accommodate instructor requests. 

Due to the large volume of swimming participants, we are unable to reschedule missed lessons. If you miss the last lesson, you may pick up your progress card at the facility where the lessons took place.

The Bronze Medallion & Bronze Cross programs are the first step to becoming a lifeguard. This information package has useful information to prepare you for exactly what to expect when enrolled in these courses.

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Knowing how to assist others in a medical emergency is a life skill that everyone should have. Through the Emergency First Aid and Standard First Aid programs you’ll learn many skills that can be used in your day to day life in the event of an emergency. This information package has useful information to prepare you for exactly what to expect when enrolled in this course.

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Have you ever thought about becoming a lifeguard? The National Lifeguard program will get you there! The program emphasizes teamwork, leadership, and communication in the prevention of accidents and in first aid treatment of medical emergencies. This information package has useful information to prepare you for exactly what to expect when enrolled in this course.

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The Wet Interview is the first step in our hiring process. Applicants should be prepared to demonstrate a wide variety of skills from applicable aquatic leadership courses (ex. National Lifeguard and Red Cross Water Safety Instructor).

The Wet Interview can evaluate: emergency situations, resuscitation skills, spinal management, instructional skills and a water safety skill or activity. You will also be required to do the National Lifeguard time swim which is 16 lengths in 10 minutes as well as the National Lifeguard under water swim which is 15m. 

Applicants must be prepared to perform any or all of the items listed above as well as additional skills. Candidates who cannot perform these skills will not proceed to the next steps in recruitment.

When you successfully pass your wet interview you will be invited to a dry interview. 

The dry interview gives you the opportunity to share your strengths and accomplishments with us.

We already know that you have your aquatic qualifications so be prepared to tell us how you are involved in your school and your community and we look forward to hearing about the extra circular activities you are in involved in.