City of Moncton Pickleball Facilit
Quantum Recreation, working with Stantec, has developed the feasibility study for a new pickleball facility for the City of Moncton. The study provided key insights to guide future facility planning and investment to meet community and provincial needs. The process included multiple engagement tactics such as surveys, interviews, and in-person sessions with user groups and provincial representatives. The study also incorporated trend analysis, partnership evaluations, and site comparisons to ensure a comprehensive understanding of opportunities and Risks. The final framework supports informed decision-making for the future development of a professional level pickleball facility that benefits the wider community.
Town of Paradise Aquatic Facility Feasibility Study
Quantum Recreation as a partner of Stantec, prepared the feasibility study for a new aquatic facility for the Town of Paradise. The study identified community needs, desired amenities, and opportunities to enhance recreation access for residents. The engagement process included surveys, interviews, and in-person sessions with residents and user groups to capture broad community input. Market analysis, partnership evaluations, and demographic assessments were completed to understand demand, capacity, and long-term feasibility. The findings provide clear direction for the municipality on how to move forward with future aquatic infrastructure to best serve community priorities.
2025 Grand Forks / Electoral Area D Recreation Master Plan
Quantum Recreation partnered with Grand Forks and Area D to develop a comprehensive Recreation Master Plan that establishes a phased 5-, 10-, and 20-year implementation strategy. Through close collaboration with community members and staff, the plan translates local aspirations into prioritized needs, ensuring alignment with long-term goals. The process included a thorough background review, extensive community engagement, needs and gap analysis, SWOT assessment, and financial evaluation. Together, these components produced a clear and actionable roadmap to guide future investment, operations, and the development of recreation services, facilities, and programs, positioning Grand Forks and Area D for sustainable growth and enhanced community well-being.
2030 Arctic Winter Games Hosting Feasibility Study
Quantum Recreation partnered with the Government of Nunavut to conduct a Hosting Feasibility Study for the 2030 Arctic Winter Games in Iqaluit. The study examined community readiness, existing infrastructure, and the level of investment required to host an event of this scale. Our team assessed local recreation facilities and supportive services, while engaging residents, organizations, and governing bodies to ensure a broad understanding of community perspectives. These findings were consolidated into a comprehensive feasibility report, providing clear guidance for decision‑makers as Nunavut considers a potential bid to host the 2030 Arctic Winter Games.
City of Sarnia – Norm Perry Memorial Park Master Plan and Concept Design
Quantum Recreation partnered with the City of Sarnia to develop a comprehensive Park Master Plan and concept design. The plan incorporated building, parking, and field condition assessments, supported by community engagement, financial analysis, and detailed concept drawings for the new space. An accessibility and wayfinding audit was also completed to ensure the park is welcoming and navigable for all users. Addressing key issues such as parking, field conditions, and asset management, the master plan provides a clear framework to guide future investment, operations, and the sustainable development of Sarnia’s park facilities.
Lethbridge Soccer Association – Multiplex Feasibility Study
Quantum Recreation partnered with the Lethbridge Soccer Association to conduct a Multiplex Feasibility Study in response to growing demand that exceeded the capacity of the Association’s current facility. The study examined the regional market, engaged key stakeholders, and analyzed the Association’s financial position to determine the viability of a new multiplex. Through this process, we identified opportunities for additional user groups to utilize the existing facility, increasing multi‑use and reducing the financial burden on the Association and its partners.
City of Chilliwack – Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan
Quantum Recreation supported the City of Chilliwack in developing its Parks, Recreation and Culture Plan by providing recreation service delivery expertise and municipal context. Designed to enhance the quality of life for more than 100,000 residents, the plan offers key recommendations to guide sustainable growth and the effective use of public resources. The process included extensive community engagement, demographic analysis, audits, and assessments to capture both current realities and future needs. Residents, user groups, and cultural leaders contributed meaningful input through pop‑ups, household surveys, interviews, and focus groups, ensuring the plan reflects diverse perspectives. Their contributions informed a 10‑year strategy with practical, sustainable recommendations to strengthen recreation, cultural services, and community well‑being in Chilliwack.
Town of Sylvan Lake – Parks and Recreation Master Plan 2023
Quantum Recreation partnered with the Town of Sylvan Lake to develop its Parks and Recreation Master Plan, balancing the needs of residents with the demands of summer tourism while guiding sustainable growth and effective use of public resources. The process included a robust inventory of recreation assets, facility condition assessments, innovative engagement methods, and detailed background analysis to capture current realities and future needs. Residents, visitors, and stakeholders contributed meaningful input through online interactive mapping, household surveys, and interviews, ensuring diverse perspectives shaped the plan. Drawing on best practices, benchmarks, and GIS data, the team identified service gaps and informed a new vision, clear goals, and an innovative service delivery framework, resulting in priority strategies and actions to strengthen recreation facilities and enhance community well‑being in Sylvan Lake.
City of Leduc – Parks, Open Space, and Trails (POST) Master Plan Update
Quantum Recreation worked with the City of Leduc to update its Parks, Open Space and Trails Master Plan and Minimum Landscape Design Standards, providing a refined framework for planning, developing, and managing the multi‑way system, parks, and open spaces. The process included a comprehensive policy review, recreation trends analysis, updated classifications, reserve inventories, and recommendations aligned with Recreation, Transportation, and Engineering Plans. Engagement with vested interest holders, staff, and the public ensured diverse perspectives were incorporated, with findings and recommendations presented to senior management and Council to guide future decision‑making.
City of Dawson Creek – Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update
Quantum Recreation partnered with the City of Dawson Creek to create a user‑friendly experience document providing planning guidelines and recommendations for a 10‑year period. The plan identified strategies to meet community needs within annual funding parameters, addressing key themes such as service delivery, programming, infrastructure, and financing, and offering clear direction to support sustainable growth and effective resource use.
City of Iqaluit – Recreation Master Plan
Quantum Recreation worked with the City of Iqaluit to deliver a comprehensive strategy guiding future recreation infrastructure and programming, grounded in extensive community engagement and facility use analysis. The process utilized systematic engagement tactics tailored to the Inuit population, ensuring local perspectives and cultural priorities were central to the plan. The resulting strategy provides clear direction for sustainable development, responsive programming, and effective service delivery to strengthen recreation opportunities and community well‑being in Iqaluit.
City of Leduc – Multi-use Space Feasibility Study
Quantum Recreation worked with the City of Leduc to conduct a multi‑use space feasibility study, assessing all available spaces and determining the types of play supported by each. The study resulted in an innovative space allocation model where users participate in a transparent and equitable scheduling process, ensuring balanced access for all groups rather than privileging only the most vocal stakeholders.
Regional District Bulkley-Nechako – Parks and Trails Master Plan for Electoral Areas Band E
Quantum Recreation partnered with another firm and the Regional District of Bulkley‑Nechako to develop a Parks and Trails Master Plan for Electoral Areas B and E. The process engaged over 380 participants through surveys, interviews, and open. houses, ensuring diverse community perspectives shaped the plan. The team inventoried 35 recreation sites, analyzed parkland needs, and developed a vision supported by five goals. The resulting 10‑year plan established RDBN’s park service role, strengthened partnerships with volunteer organizations, expanded shoreline access, and enhanced trail connectivity across the district.
Cypress County – Recreation Master Plan
Quantum, in partnership with another consulting firm, collaborated with Cypress County in southeast Alberta to deliver the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, a project shaped by strong community interest in two regional recreation facilities. Through exceptional engagement, a thorough inventory of assets, and detailed analysis, the team created a clear vision for recreation services despite the challenges of COVID-19, which limited innovative techniques such as train‑the‑trainer events. The result was a 15‑year implementation plan that provides actionable strategies for community development, facility growth, and recreation support mechanisms, positioning Cypress County for sustainable, inclusive recreation opportunities well into the future.