SAVE THE ACADIA UNIVERSITY POOL
Help Keep the Acadia Pool Open – Act Now!
We are reaching out to you with an immediate to action following February’s announcement that Acadia University will be closing its pool on June 15, 2025 due to financial constraints.
This closure will have a devastating impact not only on the local swimming community but also on swimmers across Nova Scotia who rely on this facility for training, competition, and recreational use.
The loss of the Wolfville Tritons Swim Club (WTSC), one of Nova Scotia’s top competitive swimming programs available to youth and the Acadia Varsity Swim Team, one of only two university swim teams in the province, will affect the entire sport of swimming in our province.
Please sign and share the ONLINE PETITION
Emailing Acadia leadership (pre-drafted email with contacts under the Call-to-Action Toolkit below)
Attend our upcoming Town Hall (details coming the week of May 12th)
Swim Nova Scotia is ready to step in and help to keep the Acadia pool open during this transition—at no cost to the university—while planning for a new facility is underway.
It is important to keep the Acadia Pool open:
Community access
Health and well-being
Youth sport
No viable alternatives
Call-to-Action Toolkit
Send a letter to government officials and leaders at Acadia University.
We encourage you to personalize them with any personal impacts, stories or connections you or your family may have to the Acadia Pool, Acadia University or the Wolfville Tritons Swim Club.
Template Letter - Acadia University (Feb 12)
Template Letter - Government Officials (March 5)
Template Letter - Acadia University (March 5)
A list of names and email addresses – Contact details for key decision-makers, including government representatives and Acadia leadership.
Recent Media Coverage Section
Annapolis Valley Register (published June 4)
CBC Interview (aired April 28)
CTV Interview (aired April 28)
Todd Veinotte Show - City News (aired April 30)
Annapolis Valley Register (published April 30)
The time to act is NOW – together, we can make a difference in securing a future for swimming in Nova Scotia.
Thank you for your support and for taking the time to advocate for our sport.