Skating

Public skating provides a relaxed skate for all ages. This is a great way to spend time with family and friends while staying physically active. CSA-approved helmets are strongly recommended. All participants must wear skates. Drop-in to this program using your Rec Pass or pay the daily drop-in fee upon arrival.

No sticks, pucks, chairs, strollers or sleds are permitted on the ice surface. Learn-to-skate aids are not permitted. All participants must wear skates.

For beginner skaters who require a learn-to-skate aid, please register for all abilities skate times (all ages) or parent and tot skate times (five years and under).

Costs for skating are included in the schedules above. 

All-abilities skating sessions are designed for beginners and individuals of all ages and abilities to enjoy and experiencing ice skating. All Abilities skating a unique opportunity to improve health and independence, while also providing an important social interaction with peers. Drop-in to this program using your Rec Pass or pay the daily drop-in fee upon arrival.

CSA-approved helmets are strongly recommended.

No sticks, pucks, chairs, strollers, toboggans/wagons or other items which might interfere with the safety of any skater are permitted on the ice surface. Learn-to-skate aids are permitted but will not be provided (must be CSA approved). All participants must wear skates.

Family Sticks and Pucks provides an upbeat environment for families to improve skating, stick handling, puck control, passing, and other skating/hockey related skills.

At least one adult is required to be on the ice surface for each group of five (up to six people total).

All participants must wear a CSA approved helmet. Participants under 18 years of age must wear a full cage. Hockey gloves are highly recommended.

Skill building is encouraged; organized hockey game play, drills and use of pylons are not permitted. Please share the ice fairly, no slap shots.

Drop-in to this program using your Rec Pass or pay the daily drop-in fee upon arrival. 

Skating is fun, and great exercise for you and your tot. Teach them the basics and fundamental skating skills they need to be confident on the ice. Geared toward children five years of age and under and their parents/caregivers. CSA-approved helmets are strongly recommended. Drop-in to this program at no charge.

No sticks, pucks, chairs, strollers or sleds are permitted on the ice surface. Learn-to-skate aids are permitted but not provided (must be CSA approved). All participants must wear skates.

Pay figure skating is for recreational figure skaters who wish to practice individual skating skills, freestyle and stroking elements. This time is not intended for beginner level skaters. Instruction is not provided.  Drop-in to this program using your Rec Pass or pay the daily drop-in fee upon arrival. 

A competitive but friendly fast-paced session for all hockey lovers looking for some ice time. Open to both novice and experienced players alike. Drop-in to this program using your Rec Pass or pay the daily drop-in fee upon arrival. 

Aggressive play will not be tolerated. Full hockey equipment required.

Older adult 55+ hockey is a drop-in program designed for individuals 55 years and older. Play will take place in a 5 on 5 format. Aggressive play will not be tolerated. Drop-in to this program using your Rec Pass or pay the daily drop-in fee upon arrival.

CSA approved helmets and hockey gloves are required. Full hockey equipment recommended.

Older adult 65+ hockey is a drop-in program designed for individuals 65 years and older. Play will take place in a 3 on 3 format. Aggressive play will not be tolerated. Drop-in to this program using your Rec Pass or pay the daily drop-in fee upon arrival.

CSA approved helmets and hockey gloves are required. Full hockey equipment recommended.

Come out and enjoy friendship and exercise. All skating abilities are welcome. CSA-approved helmets are strongly recommended for all participants. Geared towards older adults 55 years or older. Drop-in to this program at no cost.

Sledge hockey is an innovative team sport that incorporates the same rules and discipline structure as ice hockey. Players sit on specially designed sleds with skate blades under the seat. Use your arms to propel yourself by digging the picks, on the ends of two short hockey sticks, into the ice, pulling yourself forward. You have a right and a left stick (the blades are curved differently) that are miniature copies of a typical hockey stick, except for the metal picks (like figure skate toe picks) on the ends. You shoot, pass, and propel yourself with them. Come out and try this sport today! Drop-in to this program using your Rec Pass or pay the daily drop-in fee upon arrival.

Sledges and sticks will be provided on-site (limited supply of equipment available and are first come first serve). CSA-approved helmets are required but not provided.