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Lumberjack competitions used to be popular parts of special events in Dalhousie, as is natural for a town with such a strong forest products sector.

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The tennis court at Chaleur Inn.
1950
Dalhousie, New Brunswick, Canada

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Some of the early tennis courts were at the company-owned Chaleur Inn, which means that again, NBIP provided for the town.

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The Dalhousie Badminton Club was once very active and travelled to events in other communities.
1947
Dalhousie, New Brunswick, Canada

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Inch Arran Park, a trailer park and recreation area.
1975
Dalhousie, New Brunswick, Canada

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Inch Arran Park, on the property formerly occupied by the Inch Arran House resort, has provided recreational facilities for the town for decades. Today, as a municipal campground, it is central to Dalhousie's tourism development efforts.

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The Inch Arran Ice Palace
1975
Dalhousie, New Brunswick, Canada

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Adjacent to Inch Arran Park are the town's arena, known as the Inch Arran Ice Palace, ballfields and a tennis court. A recent addition, built after this photo was taken, is Recreaplex, which houses an indoor swimming pool and fitness centre.

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Dalhousie's sporting tradition continues. In 2003, when Northern New Brunswick hosted the Canada Winter Games, Dalhousie was the site of the athletes' village and the boxing venue. There's no end in sight.