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Desert centre still feeling burn from bummer summer - Vimarsana News

Desert centre still feeling burn from bummer summer

The Osoyoos Desert Centre’s cashflow experienced a prolonged dry spell over the summer months.

Desert Centre, Nk'Mip Cultural Centre get projects funded  - The Turtle Island News - Vimarsana News

Desert Centre, Nk'Mip Cultural Centre get projects funded  - The Turtle Island News

Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Osoyoos Desert Centre is getting a new boardwalk and the Nk’Mip Cultural Centre is getting new programming and funds to construct a pit house thanks to economic recovery funding for tourism. A Community Economic Recovery Infrastructure Program (CERIP) grant from the province to the tune of $834,789 announced recently will go towards replacing the 1.5-kilometre boardwalk at the Desert Centre. “We are absolutely thrilled about this. It is just incredibly great news for us and really, really will have a significant impact on the Osoyoos Desert Centre ...

Osoyoos Desert Centre, Nk'Mip Cultural Centre get big provincial dollars | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Osoyoos Desert Centre, Nk'Mip Cultural Centre get big provincial dollars | iNFOnews

Dale Boyd, Local Journalism Initiative Osoyoos Desert Centre is replacing the 22-year-old boardwalk thanks to provincial grant funding announced this week. Image Credit: Times-Chronicle File Photo February 26, 2021 - 8:00 PM The Osoyoos Desert Centre is getting a new boardwalk and the Nk’Mip Cultural Centre is getting new programming and funds to construct a pit house, all thanks to economic recovery funding for tourism. A Community Economic Recovery Infrastructure Program (CERIP) grant from the province to the tune of $834,789 announced recently will go toward...

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