Games Complex News Today

The Canada Games Complex is set to reopen on Oct. 18 after upgrades to washrooms, changerooms.

City council approved further review of a proposed indoor turf facility, work on the Canada Games Complex and Fort William Gardens, and two large infrastructure contracts on Monday.

Coach Mitch Geller and high diver Molly Carlson made a plea to find homes in the city for the four athletes, who range in age from 12 to 17.

Lots of closures and delays today... City run facility updates for Wed., March 23 Woodcrest - open Grace Remus - CLOSED Ogden - CLOSED Algoma - CLOSED...

  HALIFAX, N.S. -- As vaccine efforts ramp up during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, CTV News Atlantic explores what you need to know about the multi-phased approaches each of the four Atlantic provinces are taking. New Brunswick: New Brunswick will distribute the COVID-19 vaccine in four phases. Phase 1, which is ongoing, focuses on immunizing the province’s most vulnerable, including long-term care residents and staff, frontline health-care staff, First Nations adults, and seniors. The...

COVID-19 Community Vaccine Clinics Open in March NOTE: A complete list of clinic locations follows the release. Nova Scotia’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout will expand again next month with 10 community-based clinics for Nova Scotians age 80 and older. The first prototype community vaccine clinic will open at the IWK Health Centre on Monday, Feb. 22. More clinics will follow in the coming weeks. Clinics will open in the following communities on these dates: Monday, March 8: Halifax, New Minas, Syd...

Most city facilities to remain closed during lockdown Outdoor rinks, including at Prince Arthurs Landing, will remain open. Jan 8, 2021 4:06 PM By: Leith Dunick A weightlifter lifts weights on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2020 at the Thunder Bay Canada Games Complex. (Leith Dunick, tbnewswatch.com) THUNDER BAY – The extension of the provincially mandated lockdown in Northern Ontario means city-run facilities will remain closed for at least two more weeks. The City of Th...

City of Thunder Bay Preps for COVID-19 Lockdown 713 Thunder Bay – COVID-19 Update – The mandated lockdown by Ontario has officials with the City of Thunder Bay preparing to shut down facilities. Thunder Bay City Administration is preparing for temporary facility closures as of December 26, 2020 for 14 days. “We need everyone to stay home to the extent possible, except for essential requirements to slow the spread of COVID-19 in Thunder Bay. Holiday gatherings and a potential surge are a c...