Mayors Inaugurate West Island Indoor Aquatic Centre
The mayor of Montreal and the Pierrefonds borough mayor inaugurated a $70 million indoor pool on September 28, 2026, with full operation slated for 2027 after a long planning period.
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Montreal Mayors Open New West Island Indoor Pool
Montreal’s mayor and the Pierrefonds borough mayor opened a $70 million indoor pool on September 28, 2026, with full operation expected in 2027 to serve West Island residents.
New West Island Indoor Pool Opens After $70 Million Build
A new indoor pool in Pierrefonds was opened on September 28, 2026, after a multi‑decade planning process and a budget of more than $70 million.
Mayors Inaugurate West Island Indoor Aquatic Centre
The mayors inaugurated a $70 million indoor aquatic centre in Montreal's West Island on September 28, 2026, with full operation expected in 2027.
Montreal Opens $66M Indoor Aquatic Complex in Pierrefonds‑Roxboro
A $66 million indoor aquatic center opened in Pierrefonds‑Roxboro on September 28, funded by Montreal and a $7.5 million provincial contribution, to expand water‑based recreation for residents.
Montreal Opens $66 Million Indoor Aquatic Complex in Pierrefonds‑Roxboro
A $66 million indoor aquatic complex opened in Pierrefonds‑Roxboro on September 28, 2026, funded by the city and Quebec with a $7.5 million provincial contribution.
Mayor Gillingham Promises More Funding for Winnipeg Recreation Centers
Incumbent mayor Scott Gillingham, running for re‑election in October 2026, promises extra funding for recreation centre upgrades, a revamped 311 service and higher dumping fines. The pledges aim to improve city facilities and services if he wins another term.
Gillingham Promises More Money for Winnipeg Recreation Centers
Scott Gillingham has pledged increased funding for recreation centres, a revamped 311 service and higher fines for illegal dumping if elected in Winnipeg’s October 2026 municipal election.
Gillingham Pledges More Funding for Winnipeg Recreation Centres
Mayor‑candidate Scott Gillingham promises increased funding for recreation centre upgrades, a revamped 311 service and higher fines for illegal dumping as he seeks re‑election in Winnipeg’s October 2026 municipal vote.
Quebec Outdoor Group Seeks Liability Reform for Private Land Trails
Réseau plein air Québec is urging Quebec lawmakers to overhaul liability rules for trails crossing private land, aiming to protect trail users and managers from civil lawsuits.
Wiz Khalifa runs Chicago lakefront, highlights city beaches
Rapper Wiz Khalifa posted a video of his Saturday run along Chicago’s lakefront, showcasing the city’s public beaches and the accessible promenade for pedestrians and runners.
Wilton Unveils New Veterans Memorial Park with Dock
Wilton opened a new park with a dock on August 27, 2026, honoring Roy McDonald and local veterans, and adding a community gathering space alongside regional recreational developments.
Roy McDonald Veterans Fishing Park Opens in Wilton
The Roy McDonald Veterans Fishing Park opened on August 26, 2026, in Wilton, New York, providing a waterfront fishing area that honors veterans and expands local recreational options.
Lachine Schedules Public Consultation on Lac Saint‑Louis Open‑Water Pool
Lachine will hold a public consultation to gauge citizen support for the open‑water pool planned for Lac Saint‑Louis after the project faced possible cancellation.
Cape May Announces Locals’ Summer Bike Ride for Sept. 16
Cape May organizers have announced the Locals’ Summer Bike Ride for September 16, 2026, inviting residents and visitors to participate in a community‑focused outdoor event. The ride aims to promote summer recreation and strengthen community connections in the area.
Lachine Schedules Public Consultation on Lake Saint‑Louis Pool Project
Lachine officials will hold a public consultation on August 21 to decide the fate of an open‑water pool project in Lake Saint‑Louis, a venture threatened with cancellation after months of debate and a citizen signature campaign.
New Fishing Pier and Kayak Launch Open at Hegewisch State Park
Hegewisch State Park will open a new fishing pier and kayak launch on the morning of August 22, followed by a Take Kids Fishing Day on Wolf Lake, expanding outdoor options in Chicago's only state recreation area.
LA Parks Department Launches Citywide Hoops Challenge
The Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks will launch the inaugural L.A. City Hoops Challenge in September 2026, a basketball series at 36 recreation centers aimed at promoting sport, activity, and community connection.
Cape May County Approves 22‑Court Pickleball Complex
Cape May County approved a 22‑court pickleball complex, with construction slated to start in the coming months as part of a county-wide push for modern sports facilities aimed at expanding recreation and attracting visitors.
Pierrefonds‑Roxboro Welcomes First Skatepark in À‑Ma‑Baie
Montreal’s Pierrefonds‑Roxboro opened its first skatepark in the À‑Ma‑Baie neighbourhood, adding a new youth recreation facility as part of the city’s plan to expand resources for young people.
