Outdoor rinks in lousy shape: Radio-Canada
Only a few of the city’s outdoor rinks are currently usable; the city says weather’s been too unstable, but opposition says it’s another example of the city’s inefficiency.
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Vera 13:18 on 2012/01/04 Permalink
Hmm, the article says there are none open in Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, but I am staring at one where kids are playing hockey as I write. I saw them filling it late in the evening of December 30th and people began using it in earnest a couple of days later.
Kate 09:26 on 2012/01/05 Permalink
The city’s official rinks page still says (Thursday) the state of all the MHM rinks is “mauvais” but either it’s not up to date, or else the kids don’t care if the ice is up to NHL standard. There’s also the open-source Patiner Montréal site to check.