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Opened in 1990, the Chi-Wan Young Sports Centre offers a comprehensive range of athletic facilities, including a fully equipped fitness center, running track, squash courts, and three full-sized multi-purpose courts. Beyond individual training and on-site rehabilitation services, the venue is a versatile event hub capable of hosting everything from national sports championships to concerts and trade shows. Source: https://www.upei.ca/ar/athletic-facilities/chi-wan-young-sports-centre

The Eastlink Centre, formerly known as the Charlottetown Civic Centre, is a sports and entertainment arena located in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Built in 1990 for the Canada Winter Games, the facility seats over 3,700 people and currently serves as the home rink for the Charlottetown Islanders hockey team. Over the years, the centre has hosted many major events, including the Scott Tournament of Hearts and concerts by famous artists like Bryan Adams and The Tragically Hip. In 2013, the building was renamed after the telecommunications company Eastlink purchased the naming rights. Source: Wikipedia contributors. (2025, August 23). Eastlink Centre. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 12:46, December 9, 2025, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Eastlink_Centre&oldid=1307370197

Venue Overview This premier facility features two NHL-sized ice surfaces (85 x 200) supported by professional amenities, including a media booth, matrix display, and 12 dressing rooms. Visitors can utilize the on-site ticket booth and retail space, or relax in the fully licensed lounge with a view overlooking MacLauchlan Arena A. Event History A proven destination for high-level competition, the venue has successfully hosted the 2023 Canada Games, World Para Hockey Championships, USPORT events, and the Esso Cup. Source: https://bellaliantcentre.ca/arenas/