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Peace Regional Pool

7201-98 Street.
[email protected]
(780) 624-3720
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Peace Regional Pool

Page last updated June 29, 2022

Schedule & Hours of Operation

Facility Repairs

The diving board, water slide and hot tub are currently closed for repairs. Click the links below to get detailed reports explaining why they are closed and when they plan to be back open.

View Diving Board Repair Info

View Hot Tub Repair Info

View Steam Room Repair Info

View Water Slide Repair Info

Rentals

July-August rentals will open for registration on May 16, 2022 at 8am.

All rentals until June 2022 are open for booking. There are still daytime pool rentals and daytime and weekend activity room available until the end of June. All weekend pool rentals have been booked until the end of June.

To book a rental time please call the pool at 780-624-3720. All rentals are booked on a first come, first serve basis, and will require payment at time of booking.

Program Registration

Registration for summer swimming lessons is open! For information on how to register for a program, scroll to the bottom of the page and find the “how to register for pool programs” section. For access to our summer brochure click the link here: Schedules and Programs – Summer 2022

Swim Lesson Transition

In January 2022, the Canadian Red Cross announced they are winding down there Swimming & Water Safety training to focus on surging humanitarian demands in other areas. The transition must take place before the end of 2022. To support their Water Safety Training Partners the Canadian Red Cross has partnered with the Lifesaving Society to develop special transition pathways.

The Peace Regional Pool is making the transition starting in July 2022 with our summer programs. You might be wondering what this means for you? Have a look at our information pamphlet through the link below or continue to our FAQ section.

View Swim Transition Pamphlet (PDF)

 Swim Lesson Transition FAQ

  1. How do I know what level to register my child in?
      1. If your child has already been in Red Cross swimming lessons, then please refer to the transition chart
      2. If your child has never had swimming lessons before or is four or younger, refer to the where to start information sheet
  2. Will the prices for lessons be going up?
      1. We are honoring our current fee bylaw. However, the bylaw is under review and will change with provided notice. As it is stated right now:
        1. All 30-minute classes remain $37.00
        2. All 45-minute classes remain $43.00
        3. All 1-hour long classes remain $58.00
  1. Will lessons still be run the same way and for the same duration?
      1. We have adjusted our class times based on the Lifesaving Society’s recommendation for the Swim For Life program. Lessons will still be run with the same number of sessions even though some lesson times have become longer.
        1. Parent and Tot classes remain at four 30-minute sessions
        2. Preschool classes remain at eight 30-minute sessions
        3. Swimmer 1-4 are now eight 45-minute sessions
        4. Swimmer 5-6 are now eight 1-hour long sessions
        5. Swim Patrol classes are taught as eight 1-hour long sessions
  1. My child was in Level 8 with Red Cross, but the chart says to put them into Swimmer 6 with Swim for Life – why did they move backwards?
      1. We understand that it may be hard to explain to your children this concept but, they didn’t move backwards – it is a new program. Your child is exactly where they are supposed to be with a class that fits their skill level. Swimmer 6 is the highest level for the Swimmer program before Swim Patrol classes begin.
  2. What will they be learning in this program?
      1. Swim for Life® is a comprehensive swim instruction program that focuses on the acquisition and development of fundamental swim strokes and skills for learners of all ages and abilities.
  3. What happens to my child’s Red Cross report card?
      1. The Lifesaving Society has their own report card system that we will begin to use when we begin teaching the swim for life program in July. Your Red Cross report card is still a great keepsake to look at, but will not be needed for the swim for life program
  4. Where can I get more information about the lesson transition?
      1. You can go to the lifesaving website at lifesaving.org or go to the red cross website for more information and some extra Q&As. The link to the lifesaving Q&A is below.

Swim Transition FAQ’s: Lifesaving Society Alberta and Northwest Territories

How to register for pool programs

Bookings will be on a first come, first-serve basis.

To book your lesson, please follow these steps.

  1. Go to ca/registration
  2. Create an account OR log-in to your account.
  3. Select the lesson set that you want.
  4. Click REGISTER NOW
  5. Check-out
  6. Pay online for registration of all Swimming Lessons.