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Mild temperatures mean closures anticipated at Halifax’s Emera Oval

The Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents the Emera Oval is expected to experience more temporary closures than usual over the coming weeks due to warmer temperatures. Natasha Pace/Global News

The Halifax Regional Municipality says warmer temperatures could mean closures at Halifax’s Emera Oval.

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READ: Skaters rejoice as Emera Oval opens for the season in Halifax

Skating on the oval is a popular activity for Haligonians of all ages and attracted more that 120,000 skaters during the 2015-16 winter season.

At approximately 55,000 square feet of ice – or the same as three NHL hockey rinks – the Emera Oval has the largest outdoor, artificially-refrigerated, ice surface east of Quebec City and can accommodate up to 1,500 skaters at a time.

WATCH: Hockey rink proposed for inside of Halifax’s skating oval

Officials say the oval may experience more temporary closures than usual over the coming weeks due to warmer temperatures.

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To check up-to-date information on the conditions of the oval and its schedule, you can click here.

-With files from Dave Squires

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