Arenas and Skating
The City of Clarence-Rockland has three arenas for a total of three ice rinks that are available for different associations and the population. During the winter season, the City of Clarence-Rockland offers free skating and free field hockey time. Please consult the page of the desired arena for schedules.
There are also eight outdoor skating rinks spread out over its territory, in addition to the ice trail at Alain-Potvin Park.
In addition, the concrete surface at the Clarence Creek Arena is available from mid-April to mid-August.
Public Skating and Shinny Hockey
Wearing a helmet |
Children 10 years old and under must wear a field hockey helmet approved by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) on all City of Clarence-Rockland rinks. CSA approved field hockey helmets:
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Indoor Free Skating Rules |
Please respect the rules. They are designed to make the activities fun and safe for all participants:
It is up to the users of the City of Clarence-Rockland's facilities to determine if they are in good enough shape to participate in physical activities. Anyone who has health problems that affect his or her ability to participate must take the necessary precautions to ensure his or her safety and should be accompanied by an adult who is aware of his or her health condition.
The following behaviours are prohibited on the ice. Otherwise, you could be forced out off the ice:
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