Arviat is the winner of $50,000 in upgrades to its notoriously chilly King Arena, as part of the Kraft Hockeyville contest. (Photo courtesy of Jolene Curley)
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Hamlet wins $50,000 for arena work in national contest; could be in line for an even bigger prize
Arviat’s King Arena has scored big, winning a $50,000 upgrade in the first of two prize rounds in the 20th annual Kraft Hockeyville national contest. “We’re thrilled,” said Jolene Curley, Arviat’s director of community development.
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