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With the Louis-Riel Dome still under reconstruction following its collapse last winter, the Ottawa Lions are preparing for an indoor season unlike any other. Head coach Richard Johnston says the club will train across several local sites — and even travel to New York — while awaiting the Dome’s reopening, now expected in early 2026. Johnston hopes a long-term solution will eventually bring a permanent indoor track to Ottawa.
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Due to the recent winter storm, the Dome @ Louis-Riel will remain closed on Friday, February 14. Despite the setback, we remain hopeful the facility will reopen on Saturday, February 15 for the Ravens Last Chance Meet.
We are working to adjust the meet schedule to minimize disruptions. However, due to time constraints, the open 400m event has been removed.
With another winter storm expected Saturday evening, we recognize that safe travel will be a priority. For teams traveling from New Brunswick, Thunder Bay, Quebec City, London, Waterloo, and Toronto, we understand these changes may be disappointing. Given the fluid situation, refunds will be offered for any scratches declared within the next 24 hours. If the Dome @ Louis-Riel remains closed this weekend, all entries will be fully refunded.
We appreciate your patience and understanding. Please stay tuned for further updates.
