Via HRM release:

The Halifax Regional Municipality has announced the opening of applications for its Outdoor Community Rink Program, according to a recent press release. The program, designed to support community groups in operating outdoor rinks on municipal properties, aims to enhance winter recreational opportunities across the region.

The program provides grants of up to $1,000 to selected not-for-profit organizations. These grants are intended to help cover the insurance costs associated with running the rinks, making it easier for community groups to participate in this initiative.

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Applications officially opened on Tuesday, Sept. 3, and will remain open until Friday, Oct. 4. The municipality is encouraging interested community groups to apply within this period to secure their participation.

The press release emphasizes that this program aligns with the council’s goals of fostering community engagement and providing residents with accessible winter recreation options.