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Public Skating and Home School Skating reservations must be made in advance of the skating session time and paid for at the time of booking. Maximum ice capacity is 30 skaters at this time for Public Skating and 25 Skaters for Home School Skating.
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Prior to entering the facility, use the Covid-19 self-screening tool located at https://covid-19.ontario.ca/self-assessment/ Do not attend the skating session if you or a family member feel unwell.
When entering the facility all patrons must be wearing a face covering as per municipal By-Law 84-20 . Participants are not required to wear a face-covering while on the ice and participating in skating. Physical distancing of 2 m or 6 ft. must be maintained from others outside your social circle at all times.
- Users of County facilities are personally responsible for ensuring that they are fit to participate in physical activities. Anyone with a condition affecting his/her ability to participate must take appropriate safety precautions to ensure his/her own safety and is encouraged to be accompanied by an adult who is knowledgeable about their condition.
- Respect staff at all times. Listen to and follow staff instructions.
- Report all accidents or injuries to staff immediately.
- The time allocated for Public skating sessions may be reduced in order to accommodate ice maintenance. Staff are responsible for safe skating conditions and will make the final decision, relative to safety considerations.
- It is recommended that all skaters wear CSA approved helmets.
- No one is permitted on the ice without skates. See exception for Parent and Tot and Beginner Skates.
- One spectator per participant may enter the building. All spectators must remain in the designated spectator area.
Rules of Conduct
- Skate in the direction of all skaters.
- Forward skating only, no backward skating or figure skating maneuvers.
- Carrying children in arms while skating is not permitted.
- Prohibited Items; sticks, balls, pucks, chairs, pylons, strollers, wagons, backpacks or any other item that might interfere with the safety of any skater while on the ice surface.
- Skating aids/pushers not permitted. Exception: Skating aids for physically challenged persons during all skating sessions.
- Inappropriate behavior is not permitted: • games such as tag, racing pushing, tripping, checking, swearing
- No sitting on or climbing over the boards - Use bench, lobby or dressing room areas to rest.
- No skating through the pylons or areas designated for beginner skaters. § No headsets, cell phones or handheld devices are to be used while skating.
- No food or drink on the ice surface.
Beginner Skating, Parent and Tot Skate Information
- Participants can wear ice spikes on the bottom of their footwear, in place of skates, that are designed for traction while on ice.
- Strollers will be allowed on the ice during weekday skating sessions, but NOT the Saturday Beginner Skate session.
- Skating aids are permitted
Preschool Stick and Puck Information
- The program is designed as a parent and pre-school child program and no individual adult or child play will be permitted.
- Children must be wearing a helmet with a face mask. Adults must wear a helmet.
- Aggressive play, power shooting, power skating, etc. is not permitted
Home School Skating
- Maximum ice capacity is 25 skaters.
- CSA approved helmets are strongly recommended.
- All skaters under the age of 10 years must be accompanied by a guardian a minimum of 14 years of age.
- Participants can wear ice spikes on the bottom of their footwear, in place of skates, that are designed for traction while on ice.
- Parents must remain in the facility either as participants or spectators while the activity is occurring.
- On-ice supervision will be the responsibility of the parent/guardian.
- One spectator per participant may enter the building. All spectators must remain in the designated spectator area.
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