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With federal cash, Hay River heritage centre targets 2026 reopening

Summary by Penticton Herald

The Northwest Territories town has acquired more than half a million dollars in federal funding – roughly $294,000 from Canadian Heritage and another $300,000 from the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency – to help get the facility back in operation.

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With federal cash, Hay River heritage centre targets 2026 reopening

The Northwest Territories town has acquired more than half a million dollars in federal funding – roughly $294,000 from Canadian Heritage and another $300,000 from the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency – to help get the facility back in operation.

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Penticton Herald broke the news in 24 days ago on Thursday, August 14, 2025.

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