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'Embarrassing' Curling Centre Conditions Prompt Nanaimo to Consider $4-5.5M Upgrade

  • The City of Nanaimo finance committee recommended $4-5.5 million funding on May 21, 2025, to upgrade the Nanaimo Curling Centre over five to seven years.
  • The recommendation followed a structural assessment revealing the roof is 11 years past service life and the concrete slab has cracks and leaks affecting ice quality.
  • The centre holds about 460 curling members, supports other community events, and staff are currently mitigating a two-inch slope and an active brine leak in the slab.
  • Board member Ian Thorpe expressed his disappointment that the city is hosting a significant event but the local facility cannot accommodate part of it, and he encouraged the council to prioritize funding to address this issue.
  • The funding aims to maintain the facility as a valuable community asset, though officials are exploring wider community uses and acknowledging potential controversy over resource allocation.
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North Island Gazette broke the news in Port Hardy, Canada on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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