Admission
Public and family skating are free.
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Clarence-Rockland's 2011 two-pad arena, home ice of the CCHL's Rockland Nationals since 2017.
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The Desjardins Centre opened in 2011 as Clarence-Rockland's new arena, and from then on the older Jean-Marc Lalonde Arena in Rockland stopped offering ice time. The building was first known as the CIH Arena and then as the Clarence-Rockland Arena, and it took the Desjardins name under a naming-rights agreement between the City and Desjardins.
It is a 2,000-seat building with two ice surfaces, both available to local associations and residents. The Rockland Nationals of the Central Canada Hockey League have played their home games here since 2017, when the former Gloucester Rangers left Earl Armstrong Arena after nearly 50 years and moved to Clarence-Rockland. The Nationals play in the league's Yzerman Division.
The team won its first home opener here on September 8, 2017, 3–1 over the Navan Grads in front of 1,200 fans. A franchise-record crowd of 1,400 came to the 2018–19 opener on September 7, 2018, and in 2025 the Nationals won the Bogart Cup final against the Carleton Place Canadians.
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Public and family skating are free.
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Free skate rentals are available during all public skating times from the Sharpsk8s Pro Shop in the Desjardins Centre.
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Children 7 and under must always be accompanied by a responsible person aged 16 or older; free family skating runs every second Wednesday.
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Service animals are welcome (pets are not).
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