The Alberta government is providing nearly $61,000 in funding to Stony Plain Curling for the construction of a new curling rink. This initiative comes in response to the previous rink’s destruction due to a fire that occurred five years ago. The financial support is part of a broader effort to promote local sports and recreational activities in Alberta communities.
The fire that destroyed the original curling rink left a significant gap in local sports infrastructure, impacting both players and residents who participated in and enjoyed curling events. The new rink is expected to cater to both the sport and community interests, reinvigorating interest in curling and providing a venue for local competitions and community gatherings.
With the announcement of this funding, Stony Plain Curling has expressed gratitude towards the provincial government for their support, indicating that the new rink will enhance opportunities for participation in curling. The project underscores a commitment by the Alberta government to invest in community sports facilities and support local organizations recovering from infrastructure losses.
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