Ice rink inspection blitz leaves some B.C. towns facing hefty bills

The mayor of Rossland says it will be a struggle for her town to come up with $200,000 needed to keep the Rossland Arena operating after a WorkSafeBC inspection found significant safety upgrades were needed around the rink’s ammonia ice making plant.

“We have an arena that was built in the early 1950’s and it’s had some upgrades, but obviously it needs a lot more,” said Kathy Moore.

“Mostly it’s to do with ventilation, to exhaust any toxic gas that may come off the

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