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A local ice hockey league game in the outskirts of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, was temporarily suspended yesterday. The match, held at the Sudbury Community Arena, saw a partial failure of the lighting system during the second period. The arena became dimly lit, prompting referees to halt play for safety reasons. According to arena officials, unstable power supply is the likely cause. Emergency repairs were conducted, and lighting was partially restored approximately 45 minutes later, allowing the game to resume. However, some spectators expressed dissatisfaction with the maintenance of the aging facilities. Sudbury has experienced ongoing economic stagnation in recent years, following the decline of its traditional mining industry. It has been noted that maintenance budgets for public facilities and infrastructure within the city have long been reduced, and this incident is seen as another manifestation of this trend. The event underscores how aging infrastructure in the North American region is beginning to impact even routine recreational activities for citizens.