Feds chip in as much as $67 million on Burke Mountain rec centre

Sourced from Tri-Cities Dispatch

The ground is broken and the money is pouring in. The federal government is set to contribute as much as $67.4 million toward the Burke Mountain Community Centre, according to an announcement Wednesday. The city has not released the total cost of the centre. “Cost estimates are not being released at this time to help […]

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