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THUNDER BAY — For the next four months, swimmers will be absent from the pool, and the exercise equipment will stand idle at the Canada Games Complex.
When the doors reopen in the fall, users will be able to observe some of the changes but not the significant upgrades to the building infrastructure. In addition, the air-handling unit in the mult-purpose room will be replaced, and the facility-wide direct-digital control system will be upgraded including with a new web-based operator interface and electronic control devices.
The work is expected to cut net annual greenhouse gas emissions by 276 tonnes, and reduce utility costs by $128,000 a year.
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