Boart Longyear Secures Naming Rights to North Bay Arena

CivicBridge
Jan 30
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Updated: Aug 30

Boart Longyear has acquired the naming rights to North Bay’s Memorial Gardens, which will now be called Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens under a five-year, $485,000 agreement approved by City Council.

The naming rights revenue will be shared equally between the City of North Bay and the North Bay Battalion of the Ontario Hockey League, the arena’s primary tenant. The deal runs through June 30, 2030.

New signage, including branding on the Chippewa Street video board, will be installed by July. Opened in 1955, the arena has long served as a cornerstone of the city’s sports and entertainment landscape.

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