More ice for Edmonton
Each new building puts two full sheets on a site that has one today, so more kids, leagues and clubs get ice time close to home.
Edmonton, Alberta
Many of Edmonton's neighbourhood arenas were built in the 1960s and 70s, and they're wearing out. We're working with the community and all levels of government to replace them with modern twin-sheet arenas on the same sites.
Get in touchEach new building puts two full sheets on a site that has one today, so more kids, leagues and clubs get ice time close to home.
Both sheets are designed for sledge hockey and adaptive sport, with accessible benches, change rooms and showers built in from the start.
The building is compact enough for established neighbourhoods, uses far less energy than the rinks it replaces, and stays on City land.
Community leagues, user groups, partners and anyone else interested in the project are welcome to reach out.