Tourism Prince George moving ahead with Canada Games Plaza

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Tourism Prince George (TPG) is moving ahead with plans to activate the Canada Games Plaza with an open-air container market, year-round skating rink and seating.

Tourism Prince George is moving ahead with plans to activate the Canada Games Plaza with an open-air container market, year-round skating rink and seating.

The container market will provide the opportunity for local vendors, artisans, producers and entrepreneurs to rent out the space to sell their goods or services during multi-day conferences, events and festivals. In addition, the plans to implement a year-round, faux-ice skating rink, seating and lights will bring vibrancy and a place to share community culture with visitors.

On May 8 Northern Development Initiative Trust released that TPG has been approved for a $300,000 grant towards the VIC relocation and Container Market. “The grant funding is a great outcome and we are so pleased to hear this news,” said Andy Beesley, City of Prince George’s Director, Civic Facilities and Events. “The City is pleased to continue working closely with Tourism Prince George on enhancing visitor information services in our community.

 

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