McCormick Arena

From June 2026 to June 2027, McCormick Arena will be closed for renovations. That means no shinny, no toe picks, no fast laps laps… and temporarily, no post-skate candy machine runs (we know this may be the hardest part for some).

The work will focus largely on improving accessibility and upgrading facilities like the washrooms, helping make the arena more comfortable and welcoming for everyone.

While the ice is out, our staff will be busy tackling maintenance and other behind-the-scenes enhancements to help get the arena ready for its next chapter.

The City will work with arena user groups to help identify alternate ice times and locations where possible during the closure, though availability may be limited.

We’ll share renovation updates and behind-the-boards progress along the way. Thanks for sticking with us while McCormick Arena gets ready to welcome everyone back in 2027.

And don’t worry… the candy machines will return, fully stocked.

Mary McCormick believed recreation should bring communities together. That vision still lives here today.

Through her support for community recreation facilities, she helped create safe, affordable spaces where girls and women could learn and play sports. Community rinks like McCormick Arena made skating more accessible than the private skating clubs that existed at the time, and were important for women’s participation in sport, long before girls’ hockey leagues and other organized women’s sports existed.

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate Mary McCormick, whose philanthropy helped lay the foundation for the generations of women and girls in sport today.

Parkdale Flames Banquet

Next week is March Break. There are no classes Monday, March 10 through Saturday, March 15.
Our regular schedule will resume on Monday, March 17.
Have a nice holiday!

This is a reminder that Allen Carson will be coming to McCormick Arena Feb. 5 to sharpen club members' skates!

Allen offers skate sharpening with easy drop off and pick up at the club. He will be available from 2:30 - 9:00pm. The club office is open between 5:00 and 7:00pm, if you wish to drop off your skates prior to February 5th or pick them up after. $20 cash payment must be made in advance of sharpening.

Allen Carson Skate Sharpening is an independent service provider and is not affiliated with WTSC or McCormick Arena.
Email [email protected] for more information

Kicking off the holiday seasons with a archival photos of Mary Virginia McCormick and Grace Thorne Walker.

West Toronto Skating Club Annual General Meeting! November 25, 2024 at 7:00pm
Nixon Room, McCormick Arena. The Board and Program Director will present highlights from the 2023-2024 season ⛸️
Members who wish to attend are required to register by Nov 20 here: https://www.wtsc.ca/registration/product-detail/WTSCAGM2024