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Courtenay Out For Hockeyville 2017

David Boles
By David Boles

The votes are in and unfortunately, the city of Courtenay did not finish in the top 2 in the Kraft Hockeyville competition.

The final 2 teams competing for arena upgrade funding and the chance to host an NHL pre-season game are O’Leary, Prince Edward Island and Ituna, Saskatchewan

Voting is now open and closes tonight, with the winner being announced during Hockey Night in Canada on April 1st.

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