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Consultation has concluded
Arenas are one of many valuable contributors to the Town of Innisfil’s quality of life.
The Town of Innisfil currently host four ice pads within our municipality:
Stroud Innisfil Community Centre – 1 pad Innisfil Recreational Complex – 2 pads South Innisfil Community Centre – 1 pad
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our arenas and staff from the Leisure Service and Operations teams have been working closely with the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU) to keep our community safe during our facility re-opening process.
We were pleased to open our Innisfil Recreational Complex – Cortellucci & Braley Arenas and South Innisfil Community Centre – Lefroy Arena in October 2020 for our ice users, following recommendations from the province and SMDHU. With COVID-19 reducing the number of activities and spaces for the public to enjoy, we want to know more about your experience using our arenas and what we should consider for the continued 2021 season.
Arenas are one of many valuable contributors to the Town of Innisfil’s quality of life.
The Town of Innisfil currently host four ice pads within our municipality:
Stroud Innisfil Community Centre – 1 pad Innisfil Recreational Complex – 2 pads South Innisfil Community Centre – 1 pad
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our arenas and staff from the Leisure Service and Operations teams have been working closely with the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU) to keep our community safe during our facility re-opening process.
We were pleased to open our Innisfil Recreational Complex – Cortellucci & Braley Arenas and South Innisfil Community Centre – Lefroy Arena in October 2020 for our ice users, following recommendations from the province and SMDHU. With COVID-19 reducing the number of activities and spaces for the public to enjoy, we want to know more about your experience using our arenas and what we should consider for the continued 2021 season.
