Pictou County Scotians of the Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League Moving it the Pictou County Wellness Centre

Jul 15, 2026 | Sports

The Pictou County Scotians of the Nova Scotia Junior Hockey league will have a new home rink this coming season. The team announced they are moving to the Pictou County Wellness Centre beginning in the 2026/27 season, with home games on Sunday at 6 pm.
A post on the team’s social media states the move represents an exciting opportunity for players, coaches, volunteers, sponsors, and most importantly, the fans.
For the last 32 years, the Scotians called the Trenton Minor Sports Community Centre home, and the team thanked the Town of Trenton, community members, and the rink staff for their support over these years.

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