Ontario has released updated public health measures starting on March 21, 2022.
Facility and program updates
The Town of Huntsville would like to thank the community for their patience as staff plan for the safe reopening of our community facilities and in-person services. Municipal staff continue to work with the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit to develop the work plans for the reopening of other facilities, such as Community Halls and the Algonquin Theatre.
Facilities and amenities |
As of March 21, 2022, general masking requirements have been lifted; however, masking will still be required in certain indoor settings. Learn more about Ontario's updated public health measures. Town of Huntsville face masks are for sale online in support of Mental Health.
BuildingsTown Hall - open to the publicContact-free Town services remain available:
Muskoka Heritage Place - open to the publicMuskoka Heritage Place continues to offer the Eclipse Walk with Light, and the Museum will open at fifty percent (50%) capacity as of January 31 Ways to contact us:
Canada Summit Centre - open to the publicContact-free services available: Active Living Centre - open to the publicContact-free services available: Algonquin Theatre - open to the publicThe Algonquin Theatre, Box Office, and Partners Hall are open at 50% capacity for private rentals and ticketed events:
Huntsville Fire Station 1 - open to the publicEmergency services are still available. In case of an emergency, dial 9-1-1. Please contact us: Huntsville Public Library - open in-person and onlineThe Library maintains capacity limits and time limits for browsing. Please visit huntsvillelibrary.ca for guidelines and available services. Services are available online and by zero-contact method called Library-to-Go on the huntsvillelibrary.ca website. Madill Public Works Yard - open to the publicPlease contact us:
AmenitiesWant to know what's open? Visit the facilities page. Residents are asked to obey all posted signage in all locations, practice 2m physical distance, and use caution when accessing:
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Programs and events |
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Community supports
Community concern or violation reporting |
COVID-19 concerns
Outdoor burningTo report outdoor burning:
For current rating and information, visit our outdoor burning page. |
Community support |
Need food and support?The District of Muskoka is maintaining an ongoing list of community food and delivery programs available to area residents. Please select the "Town of Huntsville" menu item. Want to help within the community?
Reconnect with Arts, Culture and TourismOntario has created the new virtual hub Ontario Live to promote and support the Province's tourism and cultural industries. |
Financial/business support and recovery |
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Public health and awareness
If you are showing any symptoms of COVID-19, you must go to an Assessment Centre instead of a pharmacy for testing. To get the latest information about if/where you should be tested, visit www.ontario.ca/covidtest
Testing and assessment
COVID-19 Testing and Assessment Centre in Huntsville - Closed March 31st, 2022 onwards |
Testing Centre to Close March 31st, 2022Please be advised that after 2 years, the Huntsville physicians and the Town of Huntsville will be closing the Huntsville COVID-19 Assessment Centre at the Huntsville Active Living Centre after March 30th, 2022 as testing has reduced significantly. Please see below for guidance on further testing and assessment options:
Call your provider’s office for:
2. Patients WITHOUT a local family doctor or nurse practitioner:
Testing for asymptomatic contacts of cases is no longer recommended, except for high-risk contacts/individuals that are part of confirmed or suspected outbreaks in high-risk settings, as recommended by public health. Individuals with symptoms of COVID-19 can be presumed to be infected with COVID-19 and should initiate timely self-isolation to prevent transmission in the community and follow these steps. Positive rapid antigen tests no longer require PCR confirmation. Patients who are unwell and feel they require an assessment by a physician but are not eligible for testing as per eligibility requirements may book an appointment with a physician in the Assessment Centre, dependent on the physician’s availability. Please note, this would be for assessment only and testing/swabbing would not be completed. Schedule and locationThe Huntsville COVID-19 assessment centre is currently accepting walk-in patients only. The Assessment Centre will close to public as of March 31, 2022. HoursMonday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Location: Active Living Centre at 20 Park Drive (back of the Canada Summit Centre)You will need to bring:
Notes and reminders:
Test results
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COVID-19 MAHC Assessment Centre in Bracebridge |
To get the latest information about if/where you should be tested, visit www.ontario.ca/covidtest
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COVID-19 Testing at Ontario Pharmacies |
To get the latest information about if/where you should be tested, visit www.ontario.ca/covidtest |
Vaccines and Immunization
COVID-19 Vaccines |
To book a vaccination appointment:
You must have:
Please note:
The Huntsville vaccine clinic is located at the Canada Summit Centre and is open to those who have a previously booked appointment. If you would like to learn more about the Covid-19 Vaccines, or have questions regarding the vaccine and immunization please visit:
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COVID-19 Third Doses and Boosters |
Third doses of the COVID-19 vaccines are available to book in Huntsville for eligible individuals. Booking a third dose or booster vaccine can be done through the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit or through the Ontario Provincial Booking Website. For eligibility details and important information on vaccination, please visit Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit to learn more. |
Face masks
As of March 21, 2022, general masking requirements have been lifted; however, masking will still be required in certain indoor settings. Learn more about Ontario's updated public health measures.
Purchase a Town of Huntsville logo branded face mask. $2 from every sale goes towards a charity in support of mental health.
Public health links
- Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare - Assessment Centre in Muskoka
- Public Health Agency of Canada - Risk level for Canadians, current situation and travel advisories
- Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit - Closely monitoring the situation and best practices
- Telehealth Ontario - 1-866-797-0000
- World Health Organization - Technical documents, questions and answers
Provincial resource links
- Roadmap to Re-open Ontario - three-step roadmap (May 2021)
- Government of Canada COVID-19 - all resources and status updates
- Re-opening safety guidelines and posters by sector
Mayoral, media and news updates
Can't find what you're looking for? Contact us at 705-789-1751.
Currently accepting walk-in patients only. On-line appointment booking is coming soon.