Ottawa gives $80,000 to improve ice-skating complex in New Brunswick

Published Saturday November 7th, 2009

THE CANADIAN PRESS

ST. MARTINS, N.B. - The federal government is giving $80,000 to a sports complex in New Brunswick.

Fundy Royal MP Rob Moore announced the funding today for the Four Seasons Complex in St. Martins.

The $240,000 project is intended to upgrade the ice-making capabilities at the complex and provide a specialized refrigeration system to improve the rink's ice surface during the winter.

The funding is being taken from Ottawa's Recreational Infrastructure Canada Program.

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