Dartmouth Crossing 4-Pad Opens in 42 Days!

24/7/2017

The Dartmouth Crossing 4-pad is on track to open on September 5, 2017!

We went on a tour today with Darren Young, the HRM Project Manager, and Bill Cruickshank, the Nustadia General Manager of the facility.

The Olympic-size ice surface has adjoining storage for our safety pads, skates and other equipment. Ice making will start sometime in August to be ready for the September 5th opening. If everything stays on track, our high-performance programs will start on September 5th, and all other programs on October 3rd.

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Dartmouth Crossing Speed Skating Club recognizes the support of the Province of Nova Scotia. We are pleased to work in partnership with the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage to develop and promote our cultural resources for all Nova Scotians.

We would like to acknowledge the advice, encouragement and support of Sport Nova Scotia as we work together to assist Nova Scotians to lead happy, healthy lives through participation in recreational and competitive sport experiences.

We are pleased to work in partnership with Special Olympics Nova Scotia to offer Special Olympics speed skating programming to skaters of all ages and abilities.

Many thanks go out to these funding sponsors for helping us make skating and speed skating a part of the lives of more Nova Scotians:

Many thanks to Councillors Sam Austin, District 5; Lorelei Nicoll, District 4; and Tony Mancini, District 6, for their support of our Safety Pad Fundraising Campaign. Thanks to these Councillors, we have been able to order 29 new full safety pads and 4 extra-deep bumper pads to ensure the safety of skaters during practice and competition.

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Many thanks to John Hillis for our Learn to Skate and Special Olympics videos and to Hannah Minzloff, for this website design!

Thanks to Capstone Building Products for supporting our programs as we bring speed skating back to Dartmouth!

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Dartmouth Crossing Speed Skating would like to thank Bill Christ for allowing the use of his speed skating images to promote our sport.

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