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  •   East Hants Sportsplex is seeking a chief engineer to manage the day-to-day maintenance activities of the sportsplex and ice plant. This includes supervising a team of Facility Operators and overseeing building systems, including but not limited to preventative maintenance software, ice plant/refrigeration, building automation, HVAC, electrical, security, and fire suppression. Resumes will begin being reviewed on July 25, 2024, and the position will remain…read more

  •   The Recreation Facility Association of Nova Scotia’s Annual General Meeting, held on June 12, 2024, concluded with the appointment of a new slate of officers and directors for 2024/2025. Welcome to new Board Members Corey Crocker and Justin Farrow! President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Past President Highland Regional Rep Central Regional Rep Fundy Regional Rep South Shore Regional Rep Valley Regional Rep Cape Breton…read more

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Thursday July 25 – 11:01am

Recreation Facility Association of NS
Hear from past favourites on new topics this November at the second annual Leadership Summit!Don't miss the chance to connect with other facility managers from across the province for two days of engaging sessions with some of the best leaders and educators in Facility Management. If you want to thrive in this field, you need a detailed knowledge and understanding of facility management principles, and you'll find it here! Program and registration here: https://ow.ly/jlQg50SuK8B ... See MoreSee Less
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Thursday July 25 – 9:39am

Recreation Facility Association of NS
Learn all the rules, regulations, and legislations that govern aquatics in Atlantic Canada at this Aquatic Management Training on July 27 and 28, 2024, via ZOOM.Gain the confidence and skills that will aid you in keeping your communities safe! ... See MoreSee Less
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Wednesday July 24 – 10:38am

Recreation Facility Association of NS
Congrats!Inverness Arena gets provincial funding to replace roofThe Dr. Bernie MacLean Cultural and Recreation Centre is receiving $430,000 to replace the roof on the arena.“This building has provided a lot of enjoyment for people over the years,” said Inverness MLA and Deputy Premier Allan MacMaster (or Minister of CCTH). “A new roof, will mean new life for the rink, and help make memories for the next generation.”The Dr. Bernie MacLean Cultural and Recreation Centre is a multi-purpose facility that has served as a venue for a variety of events, including hockey, figure skating, concerts and community gatherings for over 50 years. The centre received funding for a new roof.“The rink helps to bring people of different ages, backgrounds, and interests together,” said Dr. Bernie MacLean Cultural & Recreation Centre Commission President Neil MacQuarrie. “This investment will help provide operational sustainability for many generations.” ... See MoreSee Less
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