Dunkley Contributes to Arena Project
Quesnel, B.C. – Dunkley Lumber Ltd. has announced a $140,000 contribution towards the North Cariboo arena project in Quesnel.
“At Dunkley, we believe that investing in our community is investing in our business and our employees. We are pleased to be a part of this project and along with our staff, look forward to opening day at the new arena,” said Robert Novak, President.
“I would like to sincerely thank Dunkley Lumber for supporting this project and their continued support of our north Cariboo communities,” stated CRD Vice-Chair Ted Armstrong. “Your monetary support for this project is a testament of your dedication to the north Cariboo and its residents.”
Construction on the $17.5 million, 1,600 seat West Fraser Centre is expected to start next spring with a completion date penciled in for the fall of 2016.
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WE thankyou for your generosity, sincerely appreciated. AS a young lad living in BURNABY I had access to 4 RINKS, unlimited ice time was key in my development as a hockey player. DOES not matter how one obtains ice time thru public skating playing pond hockey on a backyard rink the key is to have ice available 365 days of the year.
Very generous donation by Dunkley Lumber to a 17.5 million dollar project in Quesnel that benefits the community. Compare this to Prince George’s 40 million dollar cop shop, that is totally unnecessary at the price the taxpayers of PG will be paying for many years.
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