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St. James Civic Centre’s phased reopening begins

The city announced the opening of the centre’s south side on Tuesday, with its indoor rink — named after local hockey legend Ab McDonald — set to reopen Sept. 25.

“For over 50 years, the St. James Civic Centre has been an important place for the community to come together in this growing part of Winnipeg,” said Mayor Brian Bowman. “The critical upgrades to this part of the building were needed to ensure the building could continue to run properly while updating accessibility to meet the needs of the residents of our growing city. Once fully complete with the opening of the Ab McDonald Arena later this month, this will be a busy space that contributes to community wellness for many years to come.

 

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