More than half of Toronto's outdoor rinks have opened, marking the unofficial start to the winter sports season.
Starting Saturday, 35 of the city's 50 outdoor rinks will be open to the public. The rinks will remain open until March 20, weather permitting.
- Alexandra Park
- Broadlands Community Centre
- Cedarvale Park
- Christie Pits
- Colonel Sam Smith Park
- Dieppe Park
- Dufferin Grove Park
- Giovanni Caboto
- Glen Long Community Centre
- Greenwood Park
- High Park
- Hodgson Public School Grounds
- Irving W. Chapley Community Centre
- Ledbury Park
- Mel Lastman Square
- Monarch Park
- Nathan Phillips Square
- North Toronto Memorial Community Centre
- Otter Creek Centre
- Ramsden Park
- Regent Park (south)
- Rennie Park
- Rosedale Park
- Royalcrest Rink
- Scarborough Civic Centre
- Sherbourne Common
- Sir Adam Beck Rink
- Sunnydale Acres Rink
- Trinity Bellwoods ark
- Valleyfield Park
- Van Horne Park
- Wallace Emerson Park
- West Deane Park
- West Mall Rink
- Westway Outdoor Rink
The following rinks will be open from Dec. 5 to Feb. 28:
- Buttonwood Park
- Campbell Avenue Playground
- Humber Valley Rink
- Jimmie Simpson Park
- Joseph Bannon Park
- Kew Gardens
- Lambton-Kingsway Rink
- Prince of Wales Rink
- Queensway Rink
- Rivercrest Rink
- Ryerson Community Park
- Summerlea Rink
- Wedgewood Park
- Westgrove Rink
- Withrow Park
Riverdale Park East is not expected to open until January 2016.
