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Synthetic ice at 6,75$ a sq2 or 40,50$ a panel

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New Synthetic ice in Switzerland

glacesynthetique — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:42:38 +0000

Brand new training center in La Chaux-de-Fonds

New synthetic ice training center in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Sebastien Kholer Ex professional Goalie in the Swiss Hockey league (HCC, d’Ajoie et de Bienne) will open in August. .

Synthetic Ice in Batumi

glacesynthetique — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 20:08:13 +0000

Georgian president attends presentation of synthetic ice skating rink in Batumi

9.05.10 18:02

Synthetic ice of Canada supplied a skating rink to the city of Batumi in Adjara Region. The rink has been prepared with special technologies, which will allow locals as well as tourists to skate there in any time of the year.

Georgian President opened the skating rink on Saturday. Mikheil Saakashvili also viewed ongoing constructions in one of the avenues of Batumi.

The Shops Morgans Crossing / Synthetic ice of Canada

glacesynthetique — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 13:41:45 +0000

SKATE! Event Extended due to Popular Demand!

Mar 24 2011, South Surrey, BC

When we decided to set up our 3000 sq.ft. rink we had no idea how the community of South Surrey, White Rock and the surrounding communities would respond. Little did we know that people would be making the journey all the way from downtown Vancouver, West Vancouver and the Tri-Cities!

We are pleased to annouce the response has been amazing and we are thrilled to be extending the rink for another 4 days!

You can bring your family and friends down till Sunday March 27th, 10 – 7pm daily.

The ice skating rink is FREE to use and we have onsite skate rentals and sharpening available with a donation to the Canadian Cancer Society.

Synthetic ice indoor use

glacesynthetique — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 18:30:48 +0000

Synthetic Ice of Canada’s niche products are helping put ice surfaces in the homes of skating fans all over the world. Synthetic ice Rinks are not just for the outdoors anymore. Rinks can be installed not only in backyards, but basements, garages, and training centres. An increasing number of facilities are installing the ice, from large rinks with NHL-style boards to purchasing just a few panels to form a crease for goalies to practice on. More affordable than refrigerated ice, synthetic ice also has no water or electricity requirements, meaning monetary and economical savings in the long term.

Quebec Nordiques on Synthetic Ice

glacesynthetique — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 18:26:00 +0000

The famous Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City rented the ice surface in 2010 for a month during the city’s Winter Carnival and annual Quebec International Pee Wee Hockey Tournament. Over the kick-off weekend, Synthetic Ice of Canada brought together alumni from the Quebec Ramparts and Quebec Nordiques for a friendly hockey game. Winter carnival mascot Bonhomme Carnaval had the honors of the ceremonial puck drop. The Nordiques topped the Ramparts in the match, playing a close game and an exciting one for the fans that dropped in to watch. It was an enjoyable experience for everyone. As Ramparts Alumni Alain Rioux put it: “It’s that hockey feeling when we were young. We skated outside all day when we were young, and I feel like I’m 12 years old again.”

Rentals of Synthetic and Refrigerated Ice

glacesynthetique — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 18:17:47 +0000

Synthetic Ice of Canada rents synthetic ice and refrigerated ice, as it did in 2009 for the Pour Toujours les Canadiens. The production company rented a 40’ x 70’ sized synthetic ice surface for a week to capture a scene of young Quebec children skating outdoors for the commemorative film. Whether your interest lies in a one-day rental for a birthday party, a weekend rental for a corporate event, a couple weeks for movie filming, or a few months rental for the Christmas season, Synthetic Ice can fill that need.

Red Bull Crashed Ice 2011 Portable ice

glacesynthetique — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 17:55:54 +0000

The Red Bull Crashed Ice in Quebec City used the new Synthetic Ice of Canada portable ice mat to create its 2011 course. Around 110,000 fans watched as competitors navigated a 540 meter, winding ice track through the beautiful and historic downtown of Quebec City. The race track included a 180-degree turn and a split track allowing the skaters to choose a risky, faster route or a wider, slower route. This year, Finnish skater Arttu Pihlainen took the grand prize over the Crashed Ice season out of the four big tournaments around the world (including Germany, Netherlands and Russia), Quebec City hosting the championship. Canadian Kyle Croxall took 2^nd place this season, fueling the rivalry between himself and the Finnish champion.