Public Health is giving the green light to all of Niagara's beaches this weekend.
No warnings have been issued for any of the 17 local beaches.
Nelles Beach in Grimsby remains closed for the time being.
Officials test the water regularly and warnings are issued whenever they find floating debris, lots of weeds, bad odours or high levels of E.Coli.
This could lead to ear, eye, nose throat or skin infections if you decide to go swimming.
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