Please review the General Conditions for the Use of School Facilities.
For more information contact Continuing Education Rentals at 780-449-5886.
Note: events involving food and beverages are not permitted.
RENTAL RATES PER HOUR (all fees subject to GST)
GYMNASIUM - TIER 1 (area greater than 465 m2)
Weekdays
Youth Rec. $24.21
Adult Rec. $36.79
Large Group Social/Commercial* $81.82
Weekends (three-hour minimum fee)
Youth Rec. $36.79
Adult Rec. $54.22
Large Group Social/Commercial* $81.82
Volleyball Equipment Surcharge of $2.91 for Youth or Adult Rec
GYMNASIUM - TIER 2 (area less than 465 m2)
Weekdays
Youth Rec. $19.37
Adult Rec. $29.53
Large Group Social/Commercial* $81.82
Weekends (three-hour minimum fee)
Youth Rec. $31.95
Adult Rec. $43.09
Large Group Social/Commercial* $81.82
Volleyball Equipment Surcharge of $2.91 for Youth or Adult Rec
ADDITIONAL AREAS (Classrooms)
Weekdays and Weekends
Youth Rec. $15.49
Adult Rec. $20.33
Large Group Social/Commercial* $46.48
SPECIALTY AREAS (theatres, cafeterias, libraries)
Weekdays and Weekends
Youth or Adult Rec. $50.35
Large Group Social/Commercial*$100.70
ADDITIONAL FEES (where applicable)
No rental deposit required. A damage deposit of $500 is required for all Large Group Social/Commercial rentals.
An external community surcharge of $10.00 is charged for all bookings from groups that are from outside the vicinity in which EIPS schools are located
Setup/takedown fee is $50/hour plus GST.
A minimum of 14-days notice is required to cancel a rental contract or 20 per cent of the rental will be charged. Fees are non-refundable if group fails to provide adequate notice prior to revisions or cancellation of contract.
A minimum of 72-hours notice must be provided to amend a booking or a fee of $23.75 will be charged (or if excessive changes to contract are needed or a default is made on payment).
*Large group refers to tournaments, forums, and similar events where large numbers of attendees are anticipated.
As outlined in Administrative Procedure 546, Public Use of Division Facilities, once school needs have been met, the community should have reasonable access to school facilities for education, recreation, and wellness activities.
