JRMCC Sport, Culture and Recreation Department
JRMCC is where we host a wide variety of community sports and events
The schedule is based on the latest restrictions set forth by Government of Saskatchewan/Saskatchewan Health along with updated information from the Saskatchewan Business Response Team. All on-ice activities now require an mask. There are also on-ice limits of allowable persons. Practices and public skating (meaning no sticks, pucks or nets) are allowed, but shinny is not.
*Effective until December 17th, 2020*
As per Government of Saskatchewan Regulations: It will become mandatory that all members in the gym wear a mask while conducting any fitness activity.
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/…/covid-19-update-new…
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please contact me directly at
204-441-1914.
Sincerely,
Colin Ratushniak
Fitness Supervisor
Saskatchewan Coalition of the Fitness Industry Council of Canada
Just updated the data this morning with additional surveys received. Keep them coming. We will continue to update this as we collect more data. The transmission and exposure risk in gyms and fitness facilities is not statistically significant.#fightitwithfitness @skgov @premierscottmoe #wearehealthcaretoo#fitnessisessential
Too busy on lunch hours to consider getting in some exercise? Let’s say hypothetically it takes 12 minutes to get to JRMCC from your work and another 12 to get back to work, that leaves you 36 minutes and in that time if you keep at brisk pace walking, you can average 1 lap every 2 minutes or 1 km/12 minutes or 3 kms in 36 minutes per lunch hour, that’s 15 kms in the work week. As you can see, it doesn’t take much to make positive changes to your life. It’s free, indoors, and very doable, we just ask that bring indoor footwear! 
See link below for a quick video of a full lap at JRMCC jogging track!
https://www.facebook.com/570130839/videos/10157594136095840/
There’s no great secret, it’s very simple actually, talent + self-motivation + hard work = success. We’re always pleased to share positive stories of youth who participated in our programs. Way to go Jake!
We continue to adhere to all required guidelines established by Saskatchewan Hockey Association and Government of Saskatchewan/Saskatchewan Health. As well, we will continue to operate as is until further restrictions are implemented.
Good things in the an organization happen as a result of individual effort and passion, developing trust and respect among staff, creating a customer-first approach, striving for solid teamwork and creating a positive work atmosphere. As per LLRIB personnel policy, some of our employees at JRMCC Sports & Recreation received their years of service recognition recently:
Fran Bepperling (Janitor, 5 years, $500.00)
Leonard Isbister (Arena Operator/Charter Bus Driver, 5 years, $500.00)
Arnold Mirasty (Facility Supervisor, 15 years, $1500.00)
Kevin Roberts (Director of Sports & Recreation, 15 years, $1500.00)
