Federal, Alberta governments invest $52 million in Calgary Olympic Oval upgrade
Calgary’s Olympic Oval is getting an upgrade. The federal and provincial governments are equally splitting a $52-million contribution to the renewal of the speedskating facility built for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. View image in full screen It is one of the few remaining legacy projects of the 1988 Calgary Olympic Games.
- ▪Calgary’s Olympic Oval is getting an upgrade.
- ▪The federal and provincial governments are equally splitting a $52-million contribution to the renewal of the speedskating facility built for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary.
- ▪View image in full screen It is one of the few remaining legacy projects of the 1988 Calgary Olympic Games.
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Calgary’s Olympic Oval is getting an upgrade. The federal and provincial governments are equally splitting a $52-million contribution to the renewal of the speedskating facility built for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. View image in full screen It is one of the few remaining legacy projects of the 1988 Calgary Olympic Games. Now the Olympic Speedskating Oval is getting a $52 million upgrade to extend the life of what is known as “the fastest ice in the world.” Global News file photo The oval on the University of Calgary campus has served as a community, university and high-performance athletic facility and the home of the national speedskating team for almost four decades.
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