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Through the City of Ottawa's Play Free program, public and family skating is free for children and youth aged 17 and under and the adults who come with them. The fall 2026 schedule lists Play Free family skating on Saturdays from 6 to 6:50 pm and public skating from 7 to 7:50 pm. Skaters 10 and under must wear a CSA certified hockey helmet; check the arena page for changes before you go.

Through the City of Ottawa's Play Free program, public and family skating is free for children and youth aged 17 and under and the adults who come with them. This arena runs its free sessions on Sundays: the fall 2026 schedule lists Play Free family skating from 2:15 to 3:05 pm and public skating from 3:15 to 4:05 pm. Skaters 10 and under must wear a CSA certified hockey helmet; check the arena page for changes before you go.

Through the City of Ottawa's Play Free program, public and family skating is free for children and youth aged 17 and under and the adults who come with them. This arena runs its free sessions on Sundays: the fall 2026 schedule lists Play Free family skating from 3 to 3:50 pm and public skating from 4 to 4:50 pm. Skaters 10 and under must wear a CSA certified hockey helmet; check the arena page for changes before you go.

Through the City of Ottawa's Play Free program, public and family skating is free for children and youth aged 17 and under and the adults who come with them. The fall 2026 schedule lists Play Free family skating on Saturdays from 1 to 1:50 pm and public skating from 2 to 2:50 pm. Skaters 10 and under must wear a CSA certified hockey helmet; check the arena page for changes before you go.

Through the City of Ottawa's Play Free program, public and family skating is free for children and youth aged 17 and under and the adults who come with them. The fall 2026 schedule lists Play Free family skating on Saturdays from 3 to 3:50 pm and public skating from 4 to 4:50 pm. Skaters 10 and under must wear a CSA certified hockey helmet; check the arena page for changes before you go.

Through the City of Ottawa's Play Free program, public and family skating is free for children and youth aged 17 and under and the adults who come with them. This arena runs its free sessions on Sundays: the fall 2026 schedule lists Play Free family skating from 1 to 1:50 pm and public skating from 2 to 2:50 pm. Skaters 10 and under must wear a CSA certified hockey helmet; check the arena page for changes before you go.

Through the City of Ottawa's Play Free program, public skating is free for children and youth aged 17 and under and the adults who come with them. The fall 2026 schedule (to December 31) lists the Play Free public skate on Saturdays from 2 to 2:50 pm. Skaters 10 and under must wear a CSA certified hockey helmet; check the arena page for changes before you go.

Through the City of Ottawa's Play Free program, public skating is free for children and youth aged 17 and under and the adults who come with them. The fall 2026 schedule lists the Play Free public skate on Saturdays from 8 to 8:50 pm. Skaters 10 and under must wear a CSA certified hockey helmet; check the arena page for changes before you go.

The Giovanni Caboto outdoor rink, on St. Clair Avenue West in Corso Italia near Lansdowne Avenue, is a City of Toronto outdoor artificial ice rink. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.

Monarch Park, a five hectare park near Danforth and Coxwell Avenues, has a City of Toronto outdoor artificial ice rink in winter. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.

The Barbara Ann Scott outdoor rink sits in College Park, just off Yonge Street near College subway station, surrounded by downtown towers. Drop in leisure skating is free and needs no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.

Dieppe Park, on Cosburn Avenue near Greenwood Avenue in East York, has a City of Toronto outdoor artificial ice rink. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.