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Port Moody endorses long-range recreation plan amid growing demand

Port Moody is looking decades ahead as it plans for the future of recreation in the growing city – a new indoor pool, expanded community centre space, and more sports courts could all be part of that vision. On May 12, council endorsed its Recreation Facilities Study, which will guide planning and investment decisions for […]

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