Calgary City Council Approves $6B Recreation Facility Strategy

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Calgary council approves $6B recreation facility strategy over 25 years
Plan addresses underinvestment, aging facilities, and population growth
Focus on increasing swimming lessons, ice sheet hours, and proximity to aquatic facilities
Approval sets new service standard for public recreation with inclusivity and sustainability

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