Here are ten of the best skating rinks and halls in Canada, known for their excellent facilities and vibrant skating communities:

1. Rideau Canal Skateway (Ottawa, Ontario)
   The world’s largest naturally frozen skating rink, stretching over 7.8 kilometers through downtown Ottawa, offering a unique outdoor skating experience.
2. Calgary Olympic Oval (Calgary, Alberta)
   A premier speed skating venue and training facility, known for its fast ice and hosting international competitions, including the Winter Olympics.
3. Glenmore Arena (Calgary, Alberta)
   A beloved community rink offering a variety of skating programs, including hockey and figure skating, with well-maintained ice surfaces.
4. Montreal's Old Port Skating Rink (Montreal, Quebec)
   A picturesque outdoor rink located in the historic Old Port area, surrounded by beautiful architecture and a vibrant atmosphere.
5. Rogers Arena (Vancouver, British Columbia)
   Home of the Vancouver Canucks, this arena features a top-quality ice surface and hosts a variety of ice hockey and skating events.
6. The Forks Skating Rink (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
   An outdoor rink located at the historic Forks site, offering a scenic backdrop and a variety of winter activities, including skating trails.
7. Winnipeg's Canada Life Centre (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
   A major sports and entertainment venue, known for hosting professional hockey games and figure skating events.
8. The Nest (Toronto, Ontario)
   An innovative indoor skating facility that offers recreational skating, hockey, and figure skating, featuring a community-focused atmosphere.
9. City Hall Skating Rink (Toronto, Ontario)
   A popular outdoor rink located in Nathan Phillips Square, known for its vibrant atmosphere and proximity to downtown attractions.
10. Chinguacousy Park Ice Skating Rink (Brampton, Ontario)
    A community-friendly outdoor rink that offers free skating and a family-friendly environment, complete with seasonal activities.

These rinks and halls not only provide excellent facilities for skating but also foster a strong sense of community and enjoyment of winter sports across Canada.