Mississauga's 1972 Cawthra Arena, renamed and reopened in 2025 after a two-and-a-half-year redevelopment.
Carmen Corbasson Community Centre was built in 1972 as Cawthra Arena, on Cawthra Road just south of the QEW. A major gym expansion and facility modernization followed in 2000.
The centre closed to the public on September 6, 2022, for a redevelopment that renovated the existing building to keep up with population growth and changing demographics, added an aquatic and fitness centre and raised its accessibility standards. It reopened on March 31, 2025, and held a grand opening celebration on June 14, 2025.
Its two indoor ice surfaces, Warren Marshall Arena and Ron Searle Arena, each seat up to 150 spectators. They share the building with a climate-controlled indoor walking track, a full-size gymnasium, an active living studio and a 25-metre lane pool.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Swim/Skate single-visit drop-in: adult CA$4.61; youth (4-17), full-time students, older adults (55+) and persons with a disability CA$3.69; group (up to five) CA$15.27. Prices exclude tax and non-resident fee.
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For Ice Skating (ages 4 to 5), participants must bring their own skates.
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Select the rink and skating activity in Active Mississauga. The facility’s opening hours are not a public-skating schedule.
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At Fun Skate, CSA-approved helmets are recommended and approved skating aids are allowed.
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Outdoor parking is available.
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Only approved skating aids, including wheelchairs and EZ gliders, are permitted on the ice.
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