The Town of Oakville is building and enhancing facilities that make our community more livable by providing spaces for sports, recreation, arts and culture that meet the growing needs of our residents. The town is also at work on several projects to improve Oakville's
roads and infrastructure.
| Project |
Funding |
Start Date |
End Date |
Quad pad arena
North Park
Will include a 1,500-seat Olympic-sized ice surface and three NHL-sized ice pads. |
$13.3 million from the town's 2010 capital budget. |
Summer 2008 |
Fall 2010 |
Artificial turf field
North Park Part of a sports park that will include four soccer fields and a cricket pitch. |
$1 million from the Recreational Infrastructure Canada program in Ontario (RInC Ontario) and Recreation Ontario (Ontario REC) for the artificial turf field. The town will fund the remaining $500,000 from its capital budget. |
Fall 2009 |
Fall 2010 |
Artificial turf field
Bronte Athletic Park
Will accommodate soccer, football and field hockey to help meet the increased demand from residents for fields for these sports.
Upgrades to bleachers, players' benches and fencing will also be completed. |
$1 million from the Recreational Infrastructure Canada program in Ontario (RInC Ontario) and Recreation Ontario (Ontario REC) for the artificial turf field. The town will fund the remaining $500,000 from its capital budget. |
Winter 2009 |
Summer 2010 |
| Kinoak arena Upgrades to the front entrance to comply with new accessibility standards; roof and brick repairs; replacement of a portion of the flat roof with green roof technology; a marquee sign and flagpole. |
$334,000 through RInC Ontario and RInC Canada. The town will fund the remaining $166,000 through its capital budget. |
Winter 2010 |
Summer 2010 |
