New digs

A ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand re-opening of the visitor information centre was held last Friday.

(L-R) Ron Zayac and Sheryl Worthing.

(L-R) Ron Zayac and Sheryl Worthing.

Burns Lake and District Chamber of Commerce president Ron Zayac joined Village of Burns Lake’s chief administrative officer Sheryl Worthing for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand re-opening of the visitor information centre last Friday.

The centre has received cosmetic upgrades including new flooring, paint, magazine and pamphlet racks and new computers.

 

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