The Samuel Moskovitch Arena houses one ice surface that is used for the Côte Saint-Luc Minor Hockey Association, the Côte Saint-Luc Figure Skating Club, Hockey Schools, many adult leagues and youth leagues.
We remind participants that if they choose to bring children as spectators that the children must be adequately supervised by a responsible adult.
Rentals
Opening hours of the Pro-shop beginning Wednesday, October 16:
- Wednesday: 4pm-8pm
- Friday: 7pm-9pm
- Saturday: 6:30pm-10:30pm
- Sunday: 11am-3pm
Available products and services:
- For rent: skates, helmets, walkers. ID cards must be left with the attendant when renting equipment.
- For sale: skates, laces, helmets, sticks, stick tape, shin pads, skate guards, skating gloves, elbow pads, jock straps
- Skate sharpening is available.
For any and all assistance please speak with our attendants.
Contact us
Address
6985 Mackle Road
GPS
45.473498651626, -73.669940958477
Telephone
Recreational skate
Admission
- Sun-Fri – $7
- Sat – $10
- Free with fun card
No large bills, $100 or 50$
No refunds
Rules
- Maximum 170 skaters.
- CSA approved hockey helmet and faceguard are required for children under the age of 13. Other protective gear is recommended for all ages.
- Only ice skates are permitted on the surface.
- Please always respect the Family section of the ice surface.
- Please skate at a sensible speed and follow the circulation of other skaters.
- Refrain from carrying or lifting children on your shoulders.
- Skaters may not sit on the boards.
- Pets are not permitted on the ice.
- No smoking, vaping, or drinking alcohol on the premises.
- Eating or chewing gum is prohibited on the ice.
- Cellphone usage and other electronic devices are not permitted on the ice.
- Sticks and pucks / figure skating techniques are not permitted.
- Abusive language, and behaviour will not be tolerated.
- Approval from the Recreation Department is required before holding lessons or other organized events.
- Have fun and enjoy the game!
Accidents, injuries, misconduct or hazardous conditions should be reported to the skate monitor.
The city is not responsible for any lost or damaged items.