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Public skating is free and open to everyone, Must Pre Book and check in at front desk when you arrive. Must have skates to be on the ice.
Sunday September 20, 2020 10:30AM - 12:00PM
No sticks and pucks are allowed on the ice during public skating times.
To book a time, phone
780-639-6400 Ext.0
Cold Lake, AB – As municipalities across Alberta continue to discuss the use of masks and face coverings in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Cold Lake is not considering a mandatory mask bylaw.
The Corporate Priorities Committee (CPC) of Council this week was presented with information on mask bylaws being implemented by other municipalities including those that take effect immediately after passing, and those which are trigger-based and only go into effect once a specific event occurs (eg: the number of active cases in a community reaches a specific threshold). Considering the consistently low number of active COVID-19 cases in the City of Cold Lake throughout the course of the pandemic, the committee concluded a mask bylaw is not required at this time.
Cold Lake, AB – Cold Lake dog owners can now access the City’s first off-leash dog park. Located at Imperial Park, just south of the pickleball courts, the park boasts over 45,000 square feet of fenced area for dogs to play, exercise and socialize safely and in a controlled environment. The park is separated into areas for large and small dogs and includes two staging areas, where owners can remove or attach their dog’s leash before entering or exiting the park.
Signs regarding rules for park use are being installed. Dog owners are required to ensure:
Cold Lake, AB – The City of Cold Lake has installed updated, colour-coordinated signage in 19 City parks and public spaces. The new signs will help residents and visitors easily identify City parks and provide a consistent design and theme for all parks in the city. The updated signage features the name of the park written in white text, set against a deep red background with a blue-green waterscape design. The new signs have been installed at the following locations:
The Cold Lake Energy Centre has retrofitted its old lights to new, energy-efficient LEDs that will provide an anticipated annual utility savings of almost $15,000.
Cold Lake City Council will forward its resolution opposing the federal gun ban to the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) for consideration by its membership.
Ice is being made at the Energy Centre in preparation for the upcoming winter sports season.
