The Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre Project is accepting applications for an Aquatic/ProgramManager. This position provides leadership to the development and implementation of aquatic programming within the Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre. The Aquatic/Program Manager is responsible for the development, administration, implementation and ongoing evaluation of all aspects of aquatic programs including aquatic/fitness staff, public relations, resources and equipment, budgeting and staff training. Depending on qualifications, the Manager may be responsible for other programs within CNSCC. The Role of the Manager is to work as a member of the CNSCC management team and lead a team to deliver high quality programming for the community. The Manager must be a visionary, working with their staff to develop new creative opportunities for revenue generation and programming opportunities. (more…)

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CNSCC RFP – Arena Tables & Chairs

As the Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre’s Project Team moves forward towards opening day in September, it continues to be an exciting time for the team and for the community.  But as the enthusiasm for the new building grows, so do some concerns.  Our community is going through a period of change, with the opening of both the new hospital and the new health and wellness centre approaching quickly.  As we know, sometimes with change – come questions.  Especially from those who will use these facilities not only for recreational but also for health purposes. (more…)

The six community volunteer representatives for the Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre Operating Board have been selected and appointed by their respective municipal councils.  Earlier this month, the Centre’s Interim Operating Board advertised and requested applications to fill the six citizen Operating Board seats and the response was overwhelming. “We were extremely pleased with the interest received from the community for the citizen positions”, says Greg MacArthur, Town of Truro Councillor and Project Co-Chair. “It was a tough decision as everyone who applied would have brought a specific strength to the table” adds MacArthur. (more…)

The Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre Project is accepting applications for a Manager of Facility Operations and Support Services encompassing Arena, Aquatics, Fitness and Special Events. This position is responsible for planning and overseeing the complete spectrum of operations and services within the Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre, to include physical renovations, asset management, building system control process, budget and personnel management of the recreation and services at the Civic Centre. The Manager of Facility Operations and Support Services will facilitate operational functions to include maintenance services, cleaning services, equipment repair and replacement, procurement, rental, and operational licenses and fees. As part of the daily operations, this position will also provide the provision of full coordination of internal and external activities and events held in the facility. Additionally, provide the necessary leadership to manage a team to ensure facility cleanliness, provisions of security, safe environment and the commitment to deliver high quality experiences for both internal and external beneficiaries. (more…)

The Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre Project is accepting applications for an Administrative Support Clerk to provide a wide range of administrative operations to include Administrative Services, Support Services, and Procurement Services. As part of the daily operations, this position is responsible for managing the day to day administrative office functions, preparing agenda packages and recording, transcribing and distributing minutes, researching procurement of goods and service, assisting the General Manager with quotes, tenders, bids, etc., and providing high quality customer service in the daily operations of the office. (more…)

The first membership at the Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre is up for grabs! With only 6 months until the doors open, the Centre’s team is excited to offer the opportunity to become the first member and experience first hand all that the Centre will have to offer.

For the chance to win a FREE annual membership to the Centre, click on the contest logo “Become the First Member” and fill out the form to enter your name prior to August 31, 2012.  By entering the contest you will also be eligible to receive regular updates regarding facility memberships, events and other opportunities that will be available when the Civic Centre opens in September.

From seniors to youths, the 150,000 square foot Centre will have something for everyone.  Facility memberships can include usage of the 3 lane walking/jogging track, 8 lane competitive pool, leisure pool, fitness centre, skating rink, rock climbing wall and other applicable fitness programs offered. “The new Centre is a multi-purpose facility that will be accessible to everyone” says Jim Lambert, General Manager.   “A priority of the project team from the design stages was to build a centre where every community member is welcome to visit and take advantage of all the opportunities the Centre will offer”.

Before the doors to the Central Nova Scotia Civic Centre open in September, many decisions will be made on and off the construction site.  It is easy to see the progress taking place as you drive by Abenaki Road, but the decisions and planning that are taking place behind the scenes are just as important.  I am referring to the day-to-day operations of the centre once the highly anticipated opening day arrives and the community has the opportunity to enjoy all that the Centre will have to offer.  (more…)

Over the last year or more, we have focused mainly on the progress of construction, fundraising and other community health initiatives.  The building is taking shape both inside and out and thankfully (but to the misfortune of outdoor enthusiasts) mother nature has been sympathetic to our cause and schedule.  The most remarkable progress is the work not visible to those who catch a glimpse driving by; the facility interior is a beehive of activity as a spider web of underground plumbing is now being covered with expansive concrete slabs, block walls define washrooms and change rooms, precast concrete slabs are assembled for the tiered seating, and many, many other changes. (more…)

The Interim Operating Board for the Central Nova Scotia Regional Civic Centre has announced the selection of a General Manger for the new facility scheduled to open in September of this year.  Jim Lambert who is the current Manager of Recreation and Program Operations for the Town of Windsor, NS will bring more than 20 years of facility management and recreational programming experience to the new facility.   “I am thrilled with this opportunity and really look forward to working with the entire community to make this remarkable facility the best it can possibly be” says Jim Lambert. (more…)