Northeast Athletic Complex breaks ground on new opportunities for cricket, soccer and other sports in growing Calgary communities

Construction is underway on the Northeast Athletic Complex (NEAC), adding much-needed indoor and outdoor recreation capacity in one of Calgary’s fastest-growing areas. Located at 8500 40 St. N.E., the 35-acre, $170 million public recreation facility will serve people from northeast Calgary and across the city through Calgary’s first competition-capable cricket field, four outdoor multi-use artificial turf fields and a 162,500 square foot indoor fieldhouse. It will include cricket batting nets, spectator areas and team spaces as well as pathways, green spaces, picnic areas and playgrounds to support gathering, active living and community use. “Breaking ground marks an important milestone in expanding recreation opportunities for people in Calgary,” shares Mayor Jeromy Farkas. “The Northeast Athletic Complex is an investment in more than fields and facilities. It’s an investment in creating opportunities to be active, build connections and feel a sense of belonging.” “This is a turning point for cricket players and recreation users in Calgary and an important step toward meeting the growing needs of northeast communities,” said Ward 5 Councillor Raj Dhaliwal. “I am excited to see the

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