The CFL is allowing its teams to reopen their fitness facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The league sent a memo to its member clubs Wednesday allowing local players to participate in training or receive treatment at their respective club's facility.
However, the league stipulated the reopening of facilities must "permitted by your local provincial and municipal public health authorities." It also stated teams must implement and comply with a "Return to Train" protocol for their facilities, which "contains provisions at least as stringent as the provisions of the attached guidance document."
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