Facilities and Venues

Built as a host venue for the 2007 Canada Winter Games, it houses two arenas, a flexihall, a fieldhouse, aquatic centre, and flexible event space — it really does offer it all. From national-level sporting events to small meetings, the Canada Games Centre pairs warm Yukon hospitality with exceptional competition.

Special Features:

• State of the art facility
• Hockey — Arena 2 is regulation ice with a 200’ X 85’ ice surface and a seating capacity of 538
• Soccer — Fieldhouse, soccer carpet surface and a seating capacity of 374
• Volleyball — Flexihall, a spring wood floor and a seating capacity of 446
• Speedskating — Arena 1, with a 100’ X 200’ ice surface and a seating capacity of 446
• Figure skating — Arena 1, with a 100’ X 200’ ice surface and a seating capacity of 446
• The facility includes a private physiotherapy clinic, wellness centre, running track, aquatic centre, food services, meeting rooms and a multi-purpose space to augment sport requirements

Additional Venue Information:

• Wellness Centre equipped with new Pre-cor FItness Equipment overlooking the Olympic Ice Surface
• Two first aid rooms
• Concourse may be set up for displays/sponsors etc. as a daily rental
• Internet access available
• Ample parking; no charge for coaches and team vehicles
• Fully accessible building with accessible elevators to the second floor and third-floor track
• The second floor overlooks the arenas and the Flexihall and Fieldhouse
• Municipal facility; union fees do not apply for load-in, or AV set up or tear down
• Labour fees may be applicable for some set-ups and tear-downs. Rates, if applicable, confirmed upon booking

Lion’s Aquatic Centre (at Canada Games Centre)

• 25-metre pool with 8 lanes and 1-metre diving board
• Tarzan rope for acrobatic fun
• Leisure pool with water spray toys, lazy river and a toddler bubble pit
• 200 ft water slide
• Sully accessible swirl and leisure pool
• Sauna
• Steam room

Memorable events include the 2006 Canadian Mixed Championships, the 2007 Canada Winter Games, the Skookum World Curling Tour in 2007 and a TSN Skins Game in 1999.

Special Features:

• 8 sheets of top-notch curling ice, with portable bleachers available for seating
• 6 sheets of ice were utilized for the 2007 Canada Games competition; the other two were used for temporary seating to create a seating capacity of 585
• The Eleventh End Lounge has a seating capacity of over 200, accommodating everything from league nights to national championships
• A convention floor plus two additional rooms are available for banquets or meetings
• A large parking lot to accommodate players and spectators, and additional parking is available at the nearby Canada Games Centre

Sima now boasts over 2 km of terrain in its parks for freestyle and boardercross. New jib features pop up every season, and innovative snow features keep things fresh in the park.

Mount Sima also offers a full rental shop, cafeteria and lounge.

Special Features:

• Summer lift for mountain biking and paragliders
• Bike parks and trails
• Scenic viewing accessed by the chairlift
• Summer camps
• Ice Tower adventures include cave exploration, ice climbing and ziplining
• Big Air winter jumps for experts

Mountain View Golf Club offers something for every golfer. Canadian PGA Professionals are always on staff and offer specific lesson programs for youth and adults. You’ll find league play, corporate and charity events, a strong competitive schedule among the many events for members and guests.

Come and experience golf under the midnight sun.

Special Features:

• 18 hole par 72 course
• Driving range with target greens
• Putting green
• Fully equipped Pro Shop
• Junior Program
• Golf leagues
• Tournaments
• Lounge with snacks and beverages
• Canadian PGA Teaching Staff

Two competition fields and three practice fields make up the facility. The competition fields have a seating capacity of 3,000 plus standing room; additional bleachers can be added. An on-site concession offers refreshments

With daylight virtually around the clock, the sunshine outlasts any extended evening play.

Special Features:

• Umpire room with lockers
• Doping control area
• Office space
• Meeting room
• VIP room
• Media box with hardwired and wireless internet

Special Features:

• Seating for 620 people in fixed seats and a bleacher area accommodating 775 people
• Standing area for an additional 140 supporters
• Accessible mezzanine with 125 non-fixed seats and chairs

The Nordic Centre was host to the 2012 Arctic Winter Games and the 2010 Haywood Ski Nationals. It was also the host of the 2007 Canada Winter Games.

Special Features:

• 85 km of regularly groomed ski trains, including 5 km of lit trails for night skiing
• Ski stadium with a viewing area for spectators
• A chalet is located next to the trails and includes a heated waxing area, ski racks for day storage, ski lockers and washrooms, as well as change rooms, showers and saunas
• Meeting and banquet space (2,900 ft2)  is available in the Grey Mountain Room
• On-site parking and an overflow parking lot

Special Features:

• Large gymnasium available for trade shows, exhibitions, plenary sessions or formal dinners
• The gymnasium can fit 1284 standing and 294 in the bleachers
• Variety of classrooms, from 12 seats to flexible spaces and an 80-seat lecture hall

The complex provides the territory with the ability to host national events and major games, such as the Western Canada Summer Games and the Canada 55+ Games. The track and field complex has been called a dream come true and opens opportunities for Paralympic sports.

Special Features:

• A 400-metre rubberized track with eight lanes
• Equipped for steeplechase
• A regulation-sized soccer pitch with artificial turf
• Areas dedicated to volleyball
• Separate areas dedicated to shotput

The range was host to the 2012 Arctic Winter Games, as well as the 2007 Canada Winter Games. 

Special Features: 

• Officials hut
• Firearm storage
• Ski & snowshoe waxing and storage

A quick ride on the George Black Ferry and a scenic drive down the Top of the World Highway will get you to the nine-hole wilderness course. Play a round, hit a few balls at the driving range, or simply enjoy the incredible wildlife viewing opportunities from the clubhouse patio. 

Enjoy tee times as late at 12 a.m., in the land of the Midnight Sun. 

Special Features: 

• Nine hole golf course
• Driving range
• Putting green
• Club & cart rentals