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COVID UPDATES

July 30th - COVID-19 Update:

ICE TIMES AVAILABLE!
We are now taking bookings for the month of August! Limited times available, enhanced safety measures and facility protocol in place. Email gametime@westernfairdistrict.com to book your time to get back on the ice! We can’t wait to see you here!

ADULT LEAGUES UPDATE
Unfortunately we have made the decision to cancel the remainder of our summer adult league season. We will be refunding all payments made. Captains and individuals should have received an email with further details regarding refund process. If you did not receive an email or have a question regarding leagues, please email hockeyleagues@westernfairdistrict.com.

We are currently evaluating options for our Adult Winter League this fall, and hope to have an update to share in the coming weeks.

CURRENT FACILITY REGULATIONS

As provincial regulations are updated, we continue to work with our local health unit to determine protocol that ensures the safe enjoyment of our facility. Below is a summary of our current regulations and safety protocol in place at the facility:

Maximum 15 individuals on the ice TOTAL - including any instructors, goalies, extra shooters, etc.
Access will only be granted to those with scheduled ice time a maximum of 15 minutes before their ice time. No early admittance.
All participants are to enter at the side entrance by Rink D, Tony’s Rink. We have one-way hallways and a separate exit, follow signage for the appropriate flow of traffic.
Participants are to show up in full gear, other than skates, helmet, gloves. Chairs are set up in the rink perimeter appropriately distanced for player to get their skates on. Goalies will be given a bit more leeway to dress in the rink perimeter, but are asked to come as dressed as they can. All others will need to finish dressing outside. Players are expected to exit in the gear they arrive in, and undress outside.
Chairs and other rink touch points are cleaned between use.
Parents/spectators are not permitted to stay and watch any sessions. It is up to the instructor if 1 parent is permitted to stay for 1-on-1 lessons or sessions with only 1 adult present. That individual must stand inside the rink area and not in the hallway.
No spitting, no littering - take out what you brought in!
No lingering in the facility - players must exit immediately following their ice time, and must have departed before the next group enters.
Face coverings are mandatory inside the facility when not on-ice. Participants may remove the face covering immediately before stepping on-ice, and are expected to put it on as soon as they are off the ice.

June 25th - COVID-19 Update:

We at the Sports Centre are happy to have started a transitional return to operation of our facility. As you may have seen, we are currently renting ice though it is on a very limited basis. In order to abide by provincial regulations and our emergency orders, only certain sanctioned activities are currently permitted to operate, such as those approved by the Ontario Hockey Federation and Skate Ontario. Indoor recreational activities such as public skates, leagues or pick up groups are still prohibited under the emergency orders.

While we are operating, we are not considered OPEN as access is limited only to those with scheduled ice times. We have also implemented additional protocol to ensure the safety of our users and staff.

We thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work within local and provincial guidelines to return to play as quickly and safely as possible!

April 30th - COVID-19 Update: The Sports Centre will remain closed until at least June 1st.

April 15th - COVID-19 Update: The Sports Centre will remain closed until at least May 12th.

April 3rd - COVID-19 Update: Due to the continued spread of COVID-19, the Sports Centre will remain closed, through Sunday, May 3rd at the earliest.

The Sports Centre at Western Fair District is continually monitoring the situation updates on COVID-19 being provided by the three relevant levels of public health in Canada – the local health unit (Middlesex London Health Unit), Ontario Health, and the Public Health Agency of Canada. We will continue to provide updates as they become available.