Sport. Recreation. Community.

Twin Rinks is more than an arena—it is a place to play, compete, gather and connect. We look forward to offering programs and events for athletes, families, schools and the broader community.

Move. Learn. Compete. Connect

Blood Tribe Twin Rinks is a year-round destination for sport, recreation, wellness and community connection. From first-time skaters to experienced athletes, the facility offers opportunities for people of all ages to build skills, stay active, compete and connect.

Programming and scheduling are coordinated by Good Movement Ltd. in partnership with Blood Tribe. Together, we are working to keep the facility active, accessible and responsive to the interests of youth, families, schools, athletes, organizations and community members.

Development Programs

Good Movement offers free weekly sport, recreation, wellness and cultural programming for the Blood Tribe community. Opportunities include youth hockey and athletic development, female-focused programming, community fitness and wellness sessions, and traditional games and cultural activities.

On-ice hockey development is available for participants from U7 to U18, with programs designed for a range of ages, abilities and experience levels.

All Good Movement programs are offered at no cost to community members. Use the link below to view current program details, schedules and registration information.

Weekly Hockey Development Sessions

Build fundamental hockey skills, confidence and on-ice awareness through weekly development sessions at Blood Tribe Twin Rinks.

Sessions begin August 17, 2026.

Athletic Development

Structured athletic development sessions designed to help young athletes improve movement, strength, coordination and overall sport performance.

Mondays and Wednesdays
5:00–6:00 p.m.

Mondays: Group 1 — Ages 7–12
Wednesdays: Group 2 — Ages 13–18

Female Athletic Development

A dedicated development program supporting female athletes as they build confidence, physical literacy and sport-specific skills in a positive environment.

Mondays and Wednesdays
6:15–7:15 p.m.