Territory fails to crack top 10 in TSN contest
Despite five nominated projects, the Yukon was unable to crack the top-10 communities in this year鈥檚 Kraft Celebration Tour contest.
Despite five nominated projects, the Yukon was unable to crack the top-10 communities in this year鈥檚 Kraft Celebration Tour contest.
On July 1, TSN and Kraft Canada announced the top-10 winning communities in a contest intended to help Canadians build better places to play.
Each of the top-10 communities receives $25,000 and a chance to take home $100,000 as the overall winner.
All winners will also host a live TSN鈥坆roadcast in their community next month.
Each of Canada鈥檚 10 provinces had a winning selection in 2014.
鈥淲e鈥檙e inspired by each of these top-10 communities and how they demonstrate their passion and commitment to building better places to play,鈥� said Jack Hewitt, vice-president of consumer insights and portfolio marketing for Kraft Canada.
鈥淲e鈥檙e very proud to partner with them to create Kraft Celebration Tour legacies that will live on forever.鈥�
The Yukon鈥檚 nominations included pitches for Mount Sima鈥檚 Outdoor Adventure Park, the Yukon freestyle ski team, a multi-use indoor space in鈥圖awson City, bike trail expansion on Montana Mountain in Carcross, and an outdoor ice rink for the Hootalinqua Community Centre.
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