The dream of having 'all-weather' sports fields on the Saanich Peninsula is one step closer to being realized.
The dream of having "all-weather" sports fields on the Saanich Peninsula is one step closer to being realized.
The new turf fields will mean that the more than 900 members of the soccer association will no longer face cancelled practices or game times due to poor field conditions at the facility. The soccer association has raised more than $600,000 towards the project and has received financial contributions from the Districts of North Saanich, Central Saanich and the Town of Sidney to complete the installation of the all-weather fields.
"It's for the kids [and] it's going to give those kids an opportunity that the ones before them haven’t had," said West.
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