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WATCH: New Masich Place Stadium public walking hours changed, 6AM to 9PM on some days

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The new Masich Place Stadium walking hours will give up to 15 hours of public access some days from 6AM to 9PM.

This follows outcry from residents, a petition with 2,000 signatures, and hundreds of messages sent to council.

“The user groups that are going to be paying to use it are going to have priority during certain periods. The City is going to list on the website and at the track when the public hours are and when the user groups are going to be using it, but I think it’s going to be a combination that’s going to work.”

– PG City Councillor Brian Skakun

The drafted hours will be implemented for the rest of 2018.

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