Kitimat Officially Opens Multi-Use Recreation Facility
On April 4th, the District of Kitimat held the grand opening of the Sam Lindsay Aquatic Centre. This major infrastructure project has been supported by Northern Development with a $1.65 million zero interest loan and a $30,000 grant via the Community Halls and Recreation Facilities funding program. The major renovation of the pool cost close to $15 million. The pool incorporates a state-of-the-art mechanical air handling system, electrical system, and most importantly, a water system which will help to conserve …
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What Are People Saying in Bridge River?
"This building was a vision for a long time. I remember a building fund when I was a kid. It started as such a small plan and over the years it developed and got bigger and bigger until we got this. Health is a big one - they can do vaccinations here at the office because we have the facilities now, we don’t have to worry about trying to set it up in town."
Bradley Jack
Chief
Bridge River Indian Band