ARC now also known as SARC (Stronach Aurora Recreation Centre)…read more.. Franc Stronach's castle-like head office by the gold course is just down the street from the area he or his company (Magna) has played a part in building. Aurora Tigers JrA play here. York Simcoe AAA teams play here. And and whole bunch of other teams play here too. Two NHL-size pads. Spectators can watch the game in the cold of the rink -- or -- in the warmth of the hallway (then you'd be positioned right behind the home team's net). Hockey is probably the main sport here. I'm sure the ice is used for other sports and recreational activities too. The center also features a swimming pool with a water slide, a childcare centre, and a baseball diamond outside. Ample parking is available to accomodate all the players, their families, and the spectators. When you drop your kid off before the game and have an hour to kill while he or she is getting dressed, there is a new mall with a bunch of stores and food places just on the other side of Leslie closer to Hw404 to help you kill that time with a sense of purpose. We ("we" == my son and his team LOL) usually play well here. So we like to come here.

The correct name of the place is "East Gwillimbury Sports Complex". I hope someone updates this…read more The complex is located in Sharon, which is part of East Gwillimbury. It's on the north site of Mt Albert just West of Woodbine. Two NHL-size rinks, one with a bunch of seats, the other with hardly any. In 2012, the complex has undergone a major reno and now feels fresh, bright, and modern. There is snack bar / coffee shop service Country Style coffee. It was really built as a true community centre. Hence there are MPR / meeting / banquet rooms that fit as many as 200 people for a business meeting or a familly party that can be rented for a reasonable amount. There is no free wifi there and cell phone reception is not the best either.

So just tried to use this facility because my kids got off school at 3 however this facility…read moredoesn't allow kids that would play at school together to associate with one another within this facility. Which I find interesting considering pretty confident my tax dollars help pay to allow this facility to function. Also, I'm pretty sure their mandate is to support at risk youth however they did a disservice by not allowing my children to come and making them wait until 6 when older children would be there and I could no long supervise and enjoy family time with them.

For years, I have been cutting through Schomberg to get to another town or city. It is in the…read moretownship of King. It's a part of York region. Markham, where I live, also is a part of this region. I was finally eligible to book both my COVID-19 vaccination appointments. My options were to find a pharmacy that had vaccine appointments available, do a drive-thru shot clinic in Whitchurch-Stouffville, or come to a clinic set up at Trisan Centre. My options looked bleak at first. I was on the waiting list at three different pharmacies near me. All appointments at the drive-thru clinic in Whitchurch-Stouffville were booked. The clinic at Trisan Centre had lots of appointments available. I was so relieved! I booked both appointments online through York region's site and was good. I took half the day off from work to come here today. I was impressed by how organized and friendly all staff were. It was easy finding this place. I was first greeted by a woman who conducted triage with each car coming into the parking lot. I learned that there were two lineups: walk-ins and appointments. Since I fell into the appointments category, I was instructed to swing to the back left of the building and line up on the other side of the tent. The lineup that I saw speaking to the woman was the walk-in one. I headed into the lineup and waited. It was a gorgeous 20C outside. I had absorbed more vitamin D in line than I probably did all winter last year. While waiting, a female staff member asked me to fill out the King screening set of questions online. It was straightforward. When I finally got to the entrance, I spoke with a woman who found my name on her list after asking when my appointment was. She then asked me to walk through the doors. Another woman asked me to sanitize my hands. I then met up with a man who wanted to see my screening results. I was good. He pointed me over to a man who would take my health card information, ask a few more questions, and then gave me the nod to head inside the hockey arena that is now a vaccination clinic. It has been over a year since I have set foot in any hockey arena. It felt good. Trisan Centre is home to the Schomberg Cougars (minor hockey). The arena is pretty cool with plexiglass dividers in the seating areas. They may not make folks who are afraid of heights or something comfortable, but I liked the modern, open vibe that they gave. Everyone was nice and professional. I got to vaccine station 8 and had the nicest medical doctor, Wasan, who asked me some more screening questions. She then asked me which arm I wanted the vaccine and she did a wonderful job explaining everything to me as I got my shot. I sat in the observation area for fifteen minutes. I then headed to my car and headed home. I felt safe and great afterwards. Doors were open at the arena, so there was lots of ventilation. Hand sanitizer was everywhere. Chairs were constantly being sanitized. All precautions were being taken. It has been roughly seven hours since I had my shot. I don't have any soreness in my arm. I do have a dull, mild headache, which is a side effect and is nearly gone. I would love to check out a hockey game here when things are back to normal. In the meantime, Trisan Centre is a perfect vaccine clinic for York region. The drive was relaxing and I can finally say that I've been to Schomberg! (164)

I just attended my friend's wedding here this past weekend, and I have to say, it was pretty…read moreimpressive. We had the whole entire hall to ourselves upstairs. Downstairs is the recreation clubhouse where members can swim, play tennis, and do other leisure activities. There were 4 major rooms in the venue: Bridal changing room - a huge room for the bride and bridesmaids to get ready and keep all the belongings here for safety. Ceremony room - super high ceiling, perfect for the wedding ceremony. The venue uses beautiful champagne chiavari chairs. It has an upstairs balcony in the front for great aerial shots, a mini stage, and a small table on the side for signing official documents. Functional room - after the ceremony, we were led to another room for cocktail hour x open bar! The venue staff were serving us delicious h'orderves! I believe my friend picked the most popular 6 items on the list of appetizers and one of them was a Montreal smoked meat station!! #heaven #sogood Main Reception/Banquet Hall - Gorgeous room with lots of windows for natural light :) Fits perfectly if you have 200 guests or so. Although there are pillars but no obstructed view of the centre stage :) The view from the large L shape balcony was very beautiful. We had Chinese styled 10 course meal prepared by Chef from the venue. Not bad :) Two bars opened during the night; all you can drink! The bartender we had on our side was fantastic - he was fast, personable and very funny ;) Another friend of mine actually booked this wedding venue for next year... I guess that really says a lot :) Will be back again next Fall 2018! P.S. The only con was one of my friend's car had a hit and run at the venue's parking lot. The venue was unable to catch who the culprit was -_-"

I'm surprised there's no reviews for this place yet. I had my wedding ceremony here. It is such a…read morenice space. Large ceremony room, beautiful gold chairs, great lighting for photos, wonderful service and coordinator, and a great price made the decision really easy. The outside space is just as lovely but our guests stayed indoors as it was hot. We just took some photos outside and had we had the ceremony outside, they had a rain room just in case. The bridal suite was lovely and enough space for me and the girls to get ready. I highly recommend Lino and the team.

It's an amazing recreation complex, beautiful big swimming pool, nice changing rooms, a big library…read morewith very nice sitting area. Has a great outdoor space with splash, basketball court, skate park, soccer field, it's a modern complex with lot of green space for walking, relaxing.

Our favorite park all around the durham area! Great play ground. Very clever ideas. And amazing…read moresplash pad.

(WARNING: THIS REVIEW WAS MADE ON SEPTEMBER 2024. REVIEW MAY NOT BE ACCARUATE LATER ON)…read more McGregor Pool. A place where you could unwind. right... right?? So we will only be two topics Pool and staff so lets go! POOL: Alright so right off the bat. my visits. there was a kid who threw up 2 times different times and different days. And that was couple of days after it just opened. now its like what. but the rest of the times. it was good. Its very cold for cold weather. but if hot. it could be amazing. like amazing amazing. in case of babys bathrooms or shower. There are shower rooms that have showers then a dressing room (sometimes its locked sometimes its not) it just depends. but back to the topic there is a bathroom. now A QUICK WARNING. because people are going to need it. if you are a boy. who needs to use the washroom. if you go to the boys shower room and head to the bathroom. there is only one stall. now if you head to the unviersal. there is multiple. and the showers are the same only 4 for all shower rooms. there is a office for FIRST AID and more. STAFF: Now this one is going to be pretty short unlike the pool one. because well there isnt much things to say. some staff are nice some are not. and thats kind what sums it. as there really isnt nothing else to say expect most of the staff are nice. SHOULD YOU GO TO THIS POOL: Yea! Its peaceful sometimes. can get a bit crowed but if you are near mcgregor and want to go do a quick swim. this is your place! - Ethan K.

It was so underwhelming to return today to this facility to cast my advance vote for the upcoming…read more20-Sep Federal Election in my riding. I remember spending 13 days in four different Toronto community centres including this one from 24-Dec-2013 to 04-Jan-2014. The North American event was called the 2013 Toronto Ice Storm locally. So much of this city was impacted by the significant severe winter weather storm that included a crippling blanket of ice that forced Toronto to open up a number of community centres as emergency shelters. I even celebrated my birthday here during a midnight shift, complete with a cake that another volunteer bought and then totally surprised me with! The staff here were terrific, then and now. What great memories about what these functional community centre are when times were really tough, and when I'm only here to freely exercise my democratic right to Vote!

This was a great community that we could have different sports here. We were here for my kid's…read morerecreational swim. The community center was big and included many different sports, even the hockey game. There was a separate building for Tennis too. There were 2 big swimming pools. One for adults and one for kids. The kids pool is warmer than the adult one. There is a massage pool on the side corner. Parent can view onsite. We live a bit far away, but the schedule for parent and tod is pretty good here. We like to come here.

Great place to hang out and get work done - lots of quiet space in the library. The rink is cold -…read moreas it should be - bring a sweater.

This centre is great! Right in the middle of markham/unionville area, it rests at it's own…read moreintersection, so parking is usually plentiful. (Especially on days of a swim meet or tournament). Pro tip: do NOT park your car at the neighbouring seemingly empty lot- it belongs to ford, and they are NOT friendly neighbours. Your car will get towed without a warning. This community centre is spacious and clean. Everything is easy to find. The gym is gigantic and stretches far beyond my eyes. The pool is 50m, worked by beautiful and hardworking lifeguards (lol just kidding, shameless plug). Both areas have plenty of seating for viewers. The hallways are large and extensive, so don't be afraid to wander around. There's also a fitness centre overlooking the pool. It's kind of small and lame but I rarely see it packed, so I guess it'd be a good idea. It's not great for lifting, but it has a lot of equipment for such a small gym. The regulars are usually older adults, trying to get some exercise in.

Came here for a para pan-am game back in the summer, and I must say the building itself is…read morebeautiful. The parking and accessibility of it was terrible though, since the walk from the parking lot to the building is far and I can definitely imagine that being inconvenient for some people or even just during the winter season with all the snow and slush. The inside is very airy and spacious with tons of natural light. The building is also brand new now, so all the facilities are great!

Wow my family has money to . We don't go buying things named to rename them after our selfs …read more That's really self centered as well as being selfish . U have alot of young kids that hate this and your so proud . I would just die if a little kid called me a selfish bitch . Wow I am shocked and I did expect better . I'll never have the need to use her royal establishment. Zero stars is appropriate .

Very crappy workers. Very rude to the kids who are just sitting upstairs when i watch my sons…read morehockey game. Workers look miserable and ive seen them band kids for most obnoxious reason.