Edmonton city council will vote next week on how the rehabilitation of the 25-year-old Sir Winston Churchill Square wading pool, located in front of city hall, will be handled, as a number of standards, codes, and policies must be addressed.
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A number of pool and landscape professionals in Ontario were recognized at the 45th annual Landscape Ontario Awards of Excellence ceremony held earlier this month.
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The Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre, in Surrey, B.C., was one of four Lower Mainland Local Government Association (LMLGA) projects recognized at the recent Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) Convention in Vancouver for its leadership in the use of wood both architecturally and structurally.
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The City of Grand Prairie, Texas has recently received a Gold Medal Award from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA)’s for its new recreation center, Epic Grand Central.
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Funding awarded through the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program (CIP150) has helped stakeholders in the small community of Sainte-Claire, Que., upgrade the Lafontaine splash park.
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The Kitsilano Pool in Vancouver will receive $500,000 for structural and mechanical improvements as part of the Government of Canada’s Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program (CIP 150).
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The municipality of Notre-Dame-du-Portage, Que., has been granted $500,000 in financial assistance, in the form of a non-repayable contribution, from the government of Canada, to renovate its outdoor pool.
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OpenAire, a Canadian manufacturer of enclosure systems, is designing and building a custom 5760-m2 (62,000-sf) retractable roof for The Epic Grand Central’s Epic Waters waterpark in Grand Prairie, Texas.
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Now that the final aluminum rafters on the Epic Waters indoor waterpark in Grand Prairie, Texas are installed, OpenAire, a retractable roof designer based in Oakville, Ont., is set to complete the frame for the park’s cupola.
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The University of British Columbia’s (UBC’s) $40 million aquatic facility opened on its new Point Grey campus this week.
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