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WATCH: City says Masich Place Stadium will open in early August

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Masich Place is going to be a state-of-the-art sports facility in Prince George once it opens next month.

The updated stadium is the first field to have an outdoor synthetic turf in Northern BC and meets FIFA, CFL, and World Rugby Regulations.

“The most tangible thing will be that user groups will be able to use it much earlier in the season and also later into the fall than the natural turf fields.”

– City Director of Public Works Gina Layte Liston

The City anticipates work will be completed and the facility available for bookings after August long weekend.

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