Residents were heartbroken when the Harboufront Centre suddenly announced in early 2023 that its outdoor rink, which offered a one-of-a-kind lakefron…
Though the location of the former rink has been paved over — into a flexible public plaza that some call "" — it seems that enough people were upset about the change to prompt stakeholders to bring the attraction back in a new iteration.
"I'm thrilled to bring back skating at Harbourfront Centre," Malik said, explaining that a motion she put forth to secure funding for a replacement rink was approved by city council this week. "Skating at Harbourfront Centre looking onto Lake Ontario is a cherished memory, and missed by many. This new seasonal rink will once again welcome everyone to this unforgettable experience."
Though there are no details available yet about where exactly on the property the ice will be, when it will open or how long it will remain, the representative says that she will share more information once the plans are firmed up.
"A new rink will not only preserve the beloved tradition of skating at the lakefront, but also create a modern, safe, and accessible space a venue for outdoor activity and social engagement, supporting both physical health and community building in the colder months.
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