The 2002 Air Canada Midget AAA Cup will call the K C Irving Regional Centre home.

Named the best facility in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, the KC Irving Regional Centre opened its doors in 1996 and has been home to many great events since that time.

In addition to being the home of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's Acadie-Bathurst Titan the centre has played host to NHL exhibition action, trade shows, big name recording acts and will welcome the QMJHL draft in June and be a major venue for the 2003 Canada Winter Games next February.

The centre, which was built at a cost of $21 million, provides 24 private boxes at the mezzanine level and seats 3524 for hockey on it's main ice surface. A secondary ice surface, with limited seating, is also part of the state of the art facility allowing for more than one activity to take place at the same time.

From it's inviting lobby, that is home to the Bathurst Sports Hall Of Fame, to its comfortable seats, first class dressing rooms, spacious meeting areas and inviting lounge the K C Irving Regional Centre is a state of the art facility that is the focal point of the Chaleur Region's activities.