Five projects are receiving a boost in funding from the Nechako-Kitamaat Development Fund.
“We are trilled to invest in these projects that celebrate community. expand recreational opportunities and provide support for our residents,” said NKDF Chair Rod Holland.
“Projects such as these play a crucial role in strengthening the places we call home.”
The Vanderhoof International Airshow Society is receiving $45,000 to help host the 2026 Airshow, which will also celebrate the community’s Centennial.
The Nechako Senior Citizens Society is receiving $40,000 for the Connaught Place renovation project. This will help convert a duplex into a four-unit supportive living facility for persons with disabilities.
The Endako Rod and Gun Club was granted $25,000 to build two berms, enhancing the safety of the shooting range.
The Vanderhoof Flying Club is receiving $9,912 to purchase a temporary replacement engine for the flying school instruction aircraft. This will allow the flying school to continue to offer flight training during a rebuild of the main engine.
The Rip’n the North Bike Club will receive $7,500 for the Trail Revitalization project, with funds used to rebuild jumps, add new trail features, and update wooden structures.
The Nechako-Kitamaat Development Fund Society was jointly established in 1997 with a combined contribution of $15 million by the government of British Columbia and the former Alcan Inc., now known as Rio Tinto.
Something going on in the Prince George area you think people should know about?
Send us a news tip by emailing pgnews@vistaradio.ca.
