
Residents are invited to join a special community skate celebrating Burlington athletes Emma Maltais and Renata Fast, who recently returned from the Olympic Winter Games after representing Canada and the Burlington community on the world stage.
The family-friendly event will give residents the opportunity to skate alongside Olympians Emma Maltais and Renata Fast and meet them during a post-skate photo and autograph session.
Date: March 22, 2026
Times: 9 a.m.: Opening remarks
9 to 9:50 a.m.: Free skate with Emma and Renata on Rink 4
10 to 10:50 a.m.: Free open skate on Rink 4
10 to noon: Meet and greet and autographs session with Emma and Renata
Location: Appleby Ice Centre (1201 Appleby Line), Arena B – Rink 4 & Community Room 2
This free, drop-in event is open to all residents, while capacity allows. No registration is required. Residents are encouraged to bring their skates and join the celebration on the ice.
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“Burlington is incredibly proud of Olympic hockey medalists Emma Maltais and Renata Fast. Their dedication, resilience, and teamwork have inspired our entire community. This event is a wonderful opportunity to welcome them back and congratulate them in person on their extraordinary Olympic achievements, while celebrating the inspiration they provide to young athletes across our city.”
“Emma Maltais and Renata Fast have made Burlington incredibly proud—not only with their achievements on the Olympic stage, but with the heart, dedication, and community spirit they bring home with them. This event is a wonderful chance for residents of all ages to come together, celebrate their success, and be inspired by two outstanding role models who grew up right here in our city.”
“We’re so excited to offer this free community skate over March Break. It’s a wonderful opportunity for residents to meet and skate alongside such inspiring athletes and role models right here in our community.”
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