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Source: Gulf Islands Driftwood

The embattled men’s side of the washroom building at Ganges’ Centennial Park is expected to re-open within the next two weeks, according to Salt Spring’s Capital Regional District (CRD) staff, after repair delays have extended a damage-related closure there to nearly two months. The men’s washroom has been shut “in the interest of public safety” since mid-September, following an episode of significant vandalism CRD staff said included a smashed mirror, toilet and urinals, as well as damage to the hand dryer and exposed electrical wiring. Portable toilets have been made available nearby in the interim, although to mixed reviews and at additional cost to the regional district. Salt Spring Parks and Recreation manager Kent Bittorf said while staff appreciated that the long closure has been frustrating to park users, the delay has mostly been due to difficulties with the insurance claim.

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