Susan Holt, who was in Rothesay Wednesday to announce a $6-million provincial contribution to the new Intergenerational Community complex, said new recreation centres have become priorities for places places an emphasis on health and wellness.
Susan Holt announces $6-million provincial contribution to new $36-million community centre
Mark Leger · CBC News
· Posted: Jan 14, 2026 4:49 PM EST | Last Updated: 36 minutes ago
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The new Rothesay Intergenerational Community Complex will have a new ice rink, walking track and a court for sports like pickleball and basketball. (Submitted by the Town of Rothesay)
The Town of Rothesay is constructing a $36-million recreation and community centre similar to ones in neighbouring communities like Quispamsis and Hampton.
Premier Susan Holt, who was in Rothesay to announce a $6-million contribution to the new facility, said these complexes have become priorities for communities that place an emphasis on health and wellness.
“There are lots of great projects out there and particularly projects like these that are investments in well-being and the health of the community,” Holt said.
“Keeping seniors active and moving is really good for our budget,
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