A cache must require finders to navigate with a GPS-enabled device to a set of specific coordinates necessary to find the cache.When placing a cache, the cache owner must visit the cache location to obtain accurate coordinates with a GPS-enabled device.Online maps should not be used to obtain coordinates for cache placement.As per the Guidelines, GPS usage is an essential element of hiding and seeking caches.CITOs must have a duration of at least 1 hour.ДЄs always, this approach/guidance is subject to change as circumstances require.The deadline for hosting Community Celebration Events is December 31st, 2022.Events must have a duration of at least 30 minutes whereas Community Celebration Events must have a duration of at least 2 hours.Please refer to the Event/CITO section of the Ontario Regional Geocaching Policies Wiki for detailed guidance.If an Event/CITO is scheduled within 2 hours of another Event/CITO - there needs to be a distance of at least 32km between them (measured as the crow flies).When more than one Event/CITO has been proposed for a similar date/time/location, the Reviewer will prioritize based on when the cache page entered the Review queue.As per the Guidelines, Event/CITO dates must be at least 14 days after the cache page has been submitted for Review.Only Events/CITOs that are held entirely outdoors will be considered during Review until further notice (as of July 16th 2021 / 12:01am).As the Guidelines do not permit content that raises awareness, COVID-19/health related references (even if well intentioned) must not be included in cache pages.Important - Last Updated July 16th 2021 Ontario - Community First - COVID-19

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