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The Shipyards Splash Park to close for the season

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Gagandeep Ghuman
August 25, 2026 12:11pm

The Shipyards Splash Park will close for the season following the Labour Day long weekend, with Monday, Sept. 7 set as the final day of operations.

According to the news release issued by CN, the Splash Park at The Shipyard Commons will remain open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. through Sept. 7. It will officially close for the season on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

The Shipyard Commons will continue to offer year-round activities, according to the news release. During the colder months, the covered area will be converted into The Shipyards Skate Plaza for daily public skating. The opening date for the Skate Plaza will be announced in late fall.

Visitors can continue to use The Shipyard Commons for its waterfront views, picnic tables, restaurants, shops, and covered area. The Splash Park season runs from late May until the beginning of September, with information about the 2027 opening to be shared through the City’s social media channels.

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