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Sprawling in size, the 500,000 square foot Athletic and Ice Complex (AIC) will be the future home of Hockey Canada, Skate Canada, WinSport Canada and the head offices of close to 20 national and provincial winter sport organizations. As one of the most unique athletic environments in the world, the AIC will provide the competitive advantage for our athletes along with recreational opportunities for youth pursuing an active lifestyle and to be inspired by high performance athletes.
The AIC will make a bold statement, symbolizing Canada's commitment to sport, to our nation's athletes and to the importance of healthy, active lifestyles for all Canadians. The AIC will provide Hockey Canada and Skate Canada with a home where they can operate effectively, share best practices and raise the level of development of their sports. It will bring together the sport sciences and athlete support services from all sports into a sport institute model.
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Facilities
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- One 3,000 seat international ice surface;
- Three North American ice surfaces with 400 spectator seats each;
- High performance training facility with the latest equipment including running tracks, skating simulators, shooting galleries, power lifting, underwater treadmills for rehabilitation, and much more;
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- Public fitness and training centre;
- Five-story office tower;
- Conference and meeting centre;
- Concession area;
- Outdoor Victory Plaza – approximately one acre of open space for celebrations and gatherings.
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Objectives
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The fundamental principle, which has driven every aspect of the design and development of this project, is sustainability. CODA has a proud history of independent custodianship of sport facilities, WinSport Canada and the AIC will continue this tradition. The building will sustain itself environmentally, operationally and financially.
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