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Most of Rideau Canal Skateway is open

[ First day of the 2015 Rideau Canal Skate Season! : January 10, 2015

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Most of the Rideau Canal is now open, with a seven-kilometre stretch from Dow’s Lake all the way to Queen Street available for skating.

Much of the canal is in good to very good condition, although the stretch from Concord Street North to Queen Street is listed as fair.

 

See also: Ottawa skating guide