Prince Rupert Port Authority donates $27,000 for Onion Lake all-season shelters
Snow Valley Nordic Ski Club has constructed two new multi-function shelters at Onion Lake thanks to a $27,000 contribution from the Prince Rupert Port Authority Commuity Investment Fund the PPRA announced on May 5.
The ski club, established as a non-profit in 1976 for cross country sport, is located in between Terrace and Kitimat. It is responsible for the maintaing the regional cross-country ski hub and trails along the extensive, more than 35 kilometre, network. “We are very grateful to the Prince Rupert Port Authority’s Community Investment Fund for contributing to this project. We had no outdoor gathering spaces with shelter – this will be something that will last a long time and be of tremendous value to the club,” said Lisa Hanna, director, Snow Valley Nordic Ski Club.
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