In this Northern Ontario project, TRAK International consolidated the twin-sheet pads and connected the 5-sheet curling rink such that all ice surfaces are maintained, and spaces heated, from the main ice plant. The retrofit system improved the operating conditions and assures playable ice on the seven surfaces with no downtime. While the addition of Combined Heat & Power (CHP) Co-generation to assure continuous electricity may not always be applicable in different locations, the onsite power generation and ability to provide all the power needed to the facility during power outages has helped protect the ice and assure community services even after long grid-power outages. TRAK undertook the initial study and then the design/build project at a capital cost of approximately $2.5M. Complete heat recovery from all ice surfaces and onsite power generation now goes to heating flood water, dehumidification reheat, space heating, snowmelt and shower water. We typically still have excess heat and were in the design-build process of the new pool that would be entirely heated from the ice facilities and the onsite power generation when municipal funding was put on hold. The features of this project are specific to its northernly location and its energy reliability and cost factors.