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cuss what the town needed to “help to de-
fine the development” of the town, and sup-
port the population growth and residents. It
was discerned from that open house that
the town members wanted to develop new
play areas for children, a curling facility, ad-
ditional meeting spaces and a communal
space for community members to exercise
and socialize. In fact, an indoor track for fit-
ness, jogging and walking was ranked as
a first priority for respondents, closely fol-
lowed by an aquatic centre, an indoor ice
rink and indoor children’s play ground.
And so, with a thorough survey of the pub-
lic’s vision and prescient outlook for the
future of Sylvan Lake as a thriving family-
based community, Sylvan Lake designed a
$33.5 million dollar, state-of-the-art centre
that brought all those things together, and
more.
CORPORATE SUPPORT
“We’ve had such great uptake from the
