Beat the heat with free swimming in LaSalle
The LaSalle Outdoor Pool is seen in this image from the Town of LaSalle.
LaSalle is opening its outdoor pool on Sunday, giving you the chance to beat the heat.
The pool, which is on Front Road at Laurier Drive, will offer free recreational swimming from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. every day.
Registration isn't required, but it is highly recommended.
The pool will be closed on Canada Day.
More information on pool programming is available here.
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