Cameron Orr of Kitimat, B.C. has won Northern Development’s photo contest, following dozens of submissions from photographers across northern B.C. The photo featured Cameron’s son James, eight months old at the time of the photo, enjoying his first swim at Kitimat’s Sam Lindsay Aquatic Centre. The contest required photographers to submit a photo of someone making use of a project that Northern Development helped fund. In 2007, the Trust provided a $30,000 grant and a $1.6 million loan to the …
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Director, Communications and Marketing
Northern Development Initiative Trust
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Ken Shields, Chief Executive Officer, Conifex Timber Inc.The new rink is providing the community of Fort Fraser is providing a valuable recreation resource and is helping to enable the town to host various community and sports events, not only for residents, but for tourists as well. The new rink also boasts an impressive anticipated lifespan as it…
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