The City of Burlington makes every effort to keep their facilities open
during their regular business hours; however, unsafe weather conditions can close
a facility. Please click "read more" to understand if your player's game is going forward.
February 15th: The City of Burlington will be pre-emptively closing arenas on Sunday February 16th due to the incoming significant weather event. All BLOMHA programming in Burlington will be cancelled. Please consult your schedule.
BLOMHA lets the city make decisions about cancelling ice/closing arenas, so if the city has not closed their facilities, your scheduled ice session will still go on as planned. If you don't wish to bring your registrant to an ice session because of inclement weather, they will not be penalized. Please note at this point in the season we are unable to offer additional ice sessions for ice time that is cancelled due to weather or that you choose not to attend.
Click here to view closure information provided by the City of Burlington.
WHEN A FACILITY CLOSURE OCCURS:
The City of Burlington makes every effort to keep facilities open during our regular business hours; however, unsafe weather conditions can close a facility.
How to stay informed:
- Get closure information emails by subscribing to "Facility, Sports Field and Pool Closures" notifications at burlington.ca/subscribe
- Weather closure information will be updated on the City of Burlington
- 905-335-7738 will be updated with a recorded message
BLOMHA also uses this information to be made aware of rink closures, so please ensure that you check the avenues listed above regarding weather closures. The office will not have different information for you, check the city website linked above. We let the city make decisions about cancelling ice, so if the city has not cancelled it your scheduled ice session will still go on as planned.
DIAL 511 TO CHECK YOUR ROUTE:
Ontario 511 is an Ontario Ministry of Transportation telephone service that provides the public with voice-activated, hands-free information on provincial highways. Dial 511 on any phone to hear about road closures, winter road conditions and construction projects. Please observe Ontario's ban on cell phone use while driving and pull over safely on the road shoulder before calling or use hands-free, Bluetooth technology.
Additional 511 features:
- Zero-out to an agent from Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Access to 511 from other jurisdictions, such as 511 Quebec, 511 NY
- For callers outside of province: 1-866-929-4257
- TTY service is available for those with hearing impairments 1-866-471-8929
For more schedule information, click here.
