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Staff: Two friendly, flexible, helpful rink monitors in high-volume times, ready to help little kids learn, too

Equipment and Maintenance: A tractor with an ice-resurfacing attachment

Public Skating: Free. Skate rentals and sharpening available (small fee or pay what you can). Times: Weekends 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also Fri Feb 15 and Mon Feb 18 11am - 4pm

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Openes: Saturday, December 15 2012
Closes: TBA


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Saturday and Sunday 11am–4pm

Also, Friday Feb 15 and Monday Feb 18 11am to 4pm (makes a long weekend around Family Day!)

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December 19 2010: opening day

After a week of practising, with the help of ice maintenance staff from Harbourfront's Natrel Rink, the ice-resurfacing driver cleaned the ice to prepare for opening day.


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cleaning snow off the ice, opening day

first bunch of skaters

cauldron with hot chocolate and a fire to toast marshmallows
Dec.27 2010 - email from rink user S.B.

The brickworks is such a nice place to take little kids skating. They have lots of those orange skate-aids, and two very pleasant rink guards who help the kids. There's hot chocolate and marshmallows and a market inside the building right next to the rink, where you can get the best coffee, and food to take home.

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