Race receives funding

Vernon Kids of Steel is receiving $3,000 from the provincial Hosting B.C. program

A Vernon triathlon has tapped into provincial funding.

Vernon Kids of Steel is receiving $3,000 from the provincial Hosting B.C. program.

“Events bring thousands of visitors and leave a legacy of trained volunteers, not to mention community enthusiasm,” said Bill Bennett, minister of community, sport and cultural development –

“We’re proud to invest in sport development through Hosting B.C.”

Sixty-four events in 25 communities across the province will receive $241,500 in Hosting B.C. funding.

Vernon Kids of Steel takes place June 22.

 

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