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Schooner Way Trail - Pender Island

Project Type	Active Transportation
Project Status	Design
Project Area	Southern Gulf Islands

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The Pender Island Parks and Recreation Commission (PIPRC) is leading the Schooner Way Trail Project, an initiative to build a multi-use trail from Danny Martin Ballpark to the Pender School.

Schooner Trail Project Overview (PDF)

Work on the project is expected to start in the fall of 2024, with a completion date some time in 2026.

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