| About the Stadium | About the Masich Place Stadium & PGSS Sport Fields Complex
Masich Place Stadium was recently upgraded to accommodate more local sports teams over a longer playing season and host provincial and national competitions. It also features an improved track that is available for public use. Some of the Stadium's new or renovated features include:
- A re-surfaced rubber 8-lane track.
- One circuit around the track's innermost lane is approximately 400 metres.
- One circuit around the track's outermost lane is approximately 449 metres.
- Synthetic infield turf with a built-in shock pad and markings for FIFA and Canadian Football League (CFL) regulation-sized fields.
- Adjacent sports fields that include two natural grass, full-sized fields, and one practise-sized field.
- Consolidated areas for high jump, triple jump, and pole vaulting.
- Permanent, all-weather surfaced throwing areas with cages for shot put, hammer, discus, and javelin.
- A restored and repainted grandstand that includes improved change facilities. New seating will be installed later in the summer.
- Accessible seating and bucket seats with back support.
For more information: | Masich Place Stadium & PGSS Sport Fields Complex | 1 | | 251 | | Stadium Regulations | Masich Place Stadium & PGSS Sport Field Rules and RegulationsThe City asks every team official, player, spectator, track user, and parent to be respectful of others while at the stadium, keep the facility clean, and observe the following code of conduct and rules and regulations.
Code of Conduct- Treat individuals fairly and respectfully and abstain from behaviour, actions, or demeaning language that promote discrimination, racism, or hatred.
- Demonstrate a spirit of sportsmanship and ethical conduct and withhold aggressive acts, threats, violence, or profanity.
- Comply - at all times - with bylaws, policies, rules and regulations, and refrain from conduct that is damaging, polluting, or detrimental to the facility.
General Facility Rules and Regulations- Smoking, vaping, or drugs are not allowed anywhere on site.
- Alcohol is only permitted through a Special Occasion License.
- Shoes are mandatory.
- Dogs or other pets are not allowed.
- No littering or dumping of debris.
- Only authorised vehicles are allowed in the stadium complex.
- Parking is allowed in the adjacent parking lots and is not permitted in driveways, alleys, or on open green spaces or sidewalks.
- Be considerate of community residents. Public disturbances and excessive noise - including vulgar language and honking car horns - are prohibited. Noise permits must be issued for amplified sound.
- Report any damage or vandalism to the City Service Centre at 311.
Synthetic Turf Rules and Regulations- Wear clean, regular running shoes (no metal cleats or bare feet).
- Rubber cleats that are less than 2.5 centimetres long are allowed.
- Staking, spiking, golf, rollerblades, skateboards, scooters, or bicycles are not allowed.
- Heaters are not allowed on the field or track.
- Only bring water in non-breakable containers. No flavoured drinks, alcohol, or food are permitted.
- Apply sunscreen when OFF the synthetic turf field.
- Do not remove grass fibres or infill materials.
- Snow removal is not guaranteed or provided for regular bookings. Removal will only be considered upon request and for special events.
- Excessive temperatures may result in field closure.
| Masich Place Stadium & PGSS Sport Fields Complex | 1 | 2 | 251 | | Bookings | Booking the Masich Place Stadium & PGSS Sports Field Complex
Bookings are available for the turf infield or for the full stadium during the operational season. The Stadium can be booked between 6:00am and 11:00pm weekdays and weekends.
- Online bookings must be made a minimum of two weeks in advance of the event date.
- A $5 million public liability insurance policy is required.
- Security and cleaning may cost extra.
- Permit holders must follow Stadium rules and regulations.
- Time needed for equipment setup and take down should be included in booked hours.
Stadium 2019 Rates
Hourly
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| $41.00
| $82.00
| Daily
| $676.00
| $171.00
| $339.00
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- Discounted Rates are applicable to youth and adults and are available to not-for-profit groups or registered societies organising leisure activities that charge no admission and have no intention of making personal financial gain.
- Youth discounted rates apply when all participants are 18 years or younger.
- Adult discounted rates apply to individuals 19 years or older or any combination of individuals 19 years or older and 18 years or younger when part of a not-for-profit group or registered society leisure opportunity.
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Download the consolidated Fees and Changes bylaw for details [PDF]
| Masich Place Stadium & PGSS Sport Fields Complex | 1 | 3 | 251 | | FAQ | Common Questions and Answers
Using Masich Place Stadium
Are there any special regulations for using the Stadium's synthetic turf field?
Yes. The following guidelines are in place for to ensure the synthetic field is safe for users and to prolong its life: - Users must wear clean running shoes (no metal cleats) at all times.
- No staking, pegging, or heating devices.
- Only rubber cleats five (5) millimetres or smaller are allowed.
- Only water is permitted (no flavoured drinks, alcohol, or food) in non-breakable containers.
- Sunscreen must be applied away from the synthetic turf field to avoid spills that may damage the surface.
- No removal of grass fibres or infill materials.
- No smoking or vaping anywhere on site.
Is the synthetic turf field available for use all the time? No. The field must be booked ahead of time because it requires maintenance (e.g. grooming and levelling) after each use to ensure all users have a positive experience on a pristine field.
Will the City clear snow on the field in winter?
The City does not provide snow removal for regular bookings or public walking. However, snow removal may be provided upon request for special events in the late fall. Snow removal is not possible over the winter or early spring owing to ice formation and potential field damage by snow removal machinery. Can I drop in any time to walk on the track?
Masich Place Stadium is open seven days a week from 6:00am to 9:00pm for public walking. Walking hours may be impacted if the Stadium is booked for an event. Check the Masich Place Stadium Events Calendar for daily walking hour listings.
Is the Stadium accessible to all users?
Yes. Wheelchairs, strollers, and non-motorised mobility devices are permitted on the track and field. The grandstand also has an accessible ramp and viewing spaces for wheelchair users and its stairs feature railings.
Booking QuestionsWhat does it cost to book Masich Place Stadium?
The 2019 hourly rental rates for Masich Place Stadium are: -
$41 per hour for Youth
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$82 per hour for Adults
Daily rental rates are: -
$171 per day for Youth
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$339 per day for Adults
Can I book the track or field separately?
No. Booking includes use of the full stadium on an hour or daily basis. The City will be re-visiting the Masich fee schedules in 2019 to consider a number of items such as an additional option to book the track and field separately.
What's included with a booking?
Each booking will include access to washrooms, change rooms, and a concession as needed. City staff will also be on hand to provide setup and take-down services for goals, netting, benches, garbage cans, and general clean-up.
Is WiFi access available at the stadium?
Yes. WiFi is available for booked user groups upon request.
Can we use the concession or have food trucks on-site?
The concession is available for use with bookings while permissions for food trucks are currently under review. All food services require Northern Health permits and must follow proper procedures for food handling. Food is not permitted within the grandstand, track, and synthetic turf areas.
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