Ferroni promises a lot, but delivers little. For what he promises, the academy should be producing…read morebullets. My son did 2 years with Ferroni, and we were told "trust the process". However, with drills not done at game speed, the lack of games and the mistreatment of kids, Ferroni vastly underperforms. There is tremendous turnover of kids in the academy which should tell you something. Ferroni is rude to kids and parents who ask questions, often calling them "cupcakes" instead of legitimately answering their concerns. At the end of 2 years my son was not better than he would have been in regular hockey. For the money Ferroni hockey is simply not worth it.

Friendly people, very helpful looks like a family run operation. Price's are ok. We went for…read moresoftball batting cages. Will go again.

I live here. Kitchens great - lots of food, comfy bed and couch, nice backyard and good basement…read more I'm not sure where the basketball club is at or why it is still homebase with the update in May 2024 but this is it I guess.

World Class Gymnastics is the best gymnastics gym i 100% recommend for anyone beginner friendly so…read moreamazing

This was a great event overall! The only issue could be parking but there is parking all around the…read morevenue so it wasn't too hard to find.

This was the seventh year of the Annual Walter Gretzky Street Hockey Tournament, the fifth year…read morethat my league (the View Askew Street Hockey League, a.k.a. VASHL) participated, and the first year that I was finally able to participate as a member of the View Askew Girls. I have been hyped about this tourney from the very beginning of our league's attendance. I couldn't participate for the first few years due to being stationed in Italy with the U.S. Navy, and now that I have, I have been blown away. There are categories for every type of ball hockey player from the youngest kids to the oldest adults and from really competitive to recreational. The entire area around BHI Brantford just turns into a mini village. Besides the actual rinks that are on premises, there are fences and makeshift boards erected anywhere there is room to accommodate as many people as possible. There are a few vendors. One, of which, I got a brand new Whalers hat for only $20 and it wasn't a knock off. There are also a few food tents and a really good ice cream stand. Instead of dipping a cone, they'll do a flavored swirl around the edges of the ice cream cone. Of the food that I had on premises, it was way better than that of similarly related tents in America. The only real issues that I noticed is the lack of an ATM and parking. With all those people packing this area, installing an ATM in the arena building would be a great idea. Parking is really rough in this area because immediately outside the location is a residential neighborhood. I witnessed a whole row of cars receiving tickets seemingly because there was not a "No Parking" placard located in the area that they parked. All in all, though, this is a fantastic event with an even greater cause to support, the Lung Association of Canada. My league has been returning for the past 5 years and as long as funds hold up, I definitely will be returning again and again and again.