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Winter recreation programs in Oshawa

Stay active, learn new skills and connect with your community this winter. The City of Oshawa has announced that registration for their winter recreation programs opens this November, offering activities for all ages and interests, including swimming, arts, dance, music, sports, fitness, skating, lifeguarding programs and more. March Break camp registration also opens in November, giving families early access to secure spots in popular programs such as art camp, hockey camp and day camp.

They say registration begins:

  • Swimming lessons: 9 a.m. on Tuesday, November 17
  • All other general programs: 9 a.m. on Thursday, November 19
  • March Break camps: 9 a.m. on Thursday, November 19

People can browse winter recreation programs and March Break camp offerings in advance of registration day through activeOshawa online or request a printed copy of available programs at a City recreation facility.

Community members are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the activeOshawa online registration portal before registration begins. Learn how to create or activate an account, reset your password, register multiple participants and more by visiting the activeOshawa online help page.

Online registration is available through activeOshawa online. Online payment options include MasterCard, American Express, Visa and Visa Debit. MasterCard Debit and American Express Debit are not accepted payment options, they say.

In-person registration is available at the following facilities.

  • Civic Recreation Complex
  • Delpark Homes Centre
  • Donevan Recreation Complex
  • South Oshawa Community Centre

For faster service, print and complete the Course registration form in advance. In-person payment options include cash, debit, American Express, MasterCard, Visa and cheques payable to the City of Oshawa.

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