sports, celebrate special events and enjoy
a lifestyle of health and wellness.
“There was a real demand by the commu-
nity for a leisure complex like this,” said
Project Coordinator Ashley Matthews.
“(The community) is very excited. There
has been little concern expressed in terms
of the construction cost to build this multi-
purpose recreational facility.”
Phase 1 is expected to be completed by
the end of this year and will offer the com-
munity two NHL-sized ice surfaces and a
10-sheet curling facility.Totalling more than
125,000 square feet, the twin ice arena
will provide seating for up to 900 specta-
tors, designated dressing rooms, food and
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