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Bonivital Pool Renewal

Bonivital Pool, located at 1215 Archibald Street, closed May 13, 2024 for renovations. Construction is ongoing. See construction photos in the Documents tab.


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About This Project

The City of Winnipeg is renovating the interior of Bonivital Pool to improve accessibility and upgrade end-of-life building systems. The renovations will include:

  • Accessibility upgrades in the front lobby, including new universal and gendered changerooms
  • A new accessible sauna and multi-purpose room incorporated into the open pool deck area
  • Upgrades to the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), water heating system, and air handling unit
  • Upgrades to the lighting system, fire alarm system, and power distribution to support the upgraded mechanical system

This project is funded in part by the Government of Manitoba.

Timeline

The facility is expected to reopen late summer/fall 2025.

Documents

Document Name Date Type
Bonivital exterior 2024-01-24 Architectural rendering
Bonivital interior 2024-01-24 Architectural rendering
Demolition of front entry walkway 2024-10-15 Photo
Installation of new universal changeroom walls and clerestory windows 2024-10-15 Photo
Moving materials to the roof level 2024-10-15 Photo
Framing for the new air handling unit concrete slab 2024-10-15 Photo

Frequently Asked Questions

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Why are these repairs necessary?

Bonivital Pool was built in 1975. The pool is 49 years old, and in need of renovation and repairs as many building components have reached the end of their expected service life. The upgraded changerooms and improved amenities will help ensure the facility continues to be a welcoming and accessible community place.

Was Bonivital Pool recently closed for repairs and upgrades?

Bonivital Pool was closed in 2020. In addition to routine maintenance, two main projects were undertaken:  

  1. Repairs and re-tiling of the pool deck and tank.
  2. Upgrades to the Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV) system.
Where can I go to access swimming lessons or other services offered at the pool?

The City will look to offer additional swimming lessons at alternate locations and assist regular groups and organizations in finding alternate pool space, if feasible. Visit leisureONLINE to view swimming lessons and other programs available across the City.

What is the budget for this capital project?

City Council approved $5.36 million for the project in the 2021 capital budget. The Government of Manitoba is providing an additional $4.52 million in funding for the project, under the Arts, Culture and Sport in Community (ACSC) Fund, Large Capital Program.

Last update: October 17, 2024

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