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posted December 1, 2006
This program not supported by Parks and Rec. for 2006-2007.
Still - there will be a link remaining between Wallace Rink and Dufferin. When Wallace opens in January, the two rinks will be sharing one Ice Maintenance crew.
At Campbell Rink, Recreation Supervisor is working on getting a youth permit for a youth league to play, from the neighbourhood and free, every second friday night.
There are currently no plans to have a women's open hockey night at Campbell.
Wallace Rink, Dufferin Rink and Campbell Rink function as "cluster"
An experiment in the 2005 - 2006 Season
posted November 9, 2005
This winter, Wallace Rink, Dufferin Rink and Campbell Rink will function as a "cluster," thereby making shinny hockey permits easier to get. There will also be open women's shinny times at all three rinks, and for the first time, there will be all-day Sunday open shinny at Wallace Rink. (There’s very little shinny hockey available at city rinks on Sundays – a leftover of the old Toronto ban on Sunday sports?)
Wallace Rink and Campbell Rink still have seasonal permit spaces left: to book one, e-mail Manny at msilva2@toronto.ca or leave him a message at 416 392-0913. You can also contact him through rinks@dufferinpark.ca.
To know more about how the Cluster Rinks started Read here... >>
For information about, and a map to, Wallace Emerson Rink, click here; about Campbell Rink, click here.
We also have a website for the Wallace Emerson Centre and community. To see that go to WallaceEmerson.ca.