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Montreal and RDP-PAT become co-owners of sports complex

Sports team and coaches were there for the announcement. Kwabena Oduro/Global News

The City of Montreal and the borough of Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles are officially co-owners and managers of the St-Jean-Vianney sports centre in the east end.

The centre is now co-owned by Montreal thanks to a $15-million investment by the city. The funds helped cover necessary upgrades for the complex.

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Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles Mayor Caroline Bourgeois said she was excited about the development and thanked Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante for being a part of the project.

“We’re very happy,” said Bourgeois.

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Local sports teams, coaches and parents were on site to celebrate the announcement.

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The complex is equipped with an indoor soccer field, an arena, three gyms and two outdoor soccer fields.

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