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Winter recreation park idea brought up at council

The Optimist Club of Saskatoon wants a winter recreational park constructed at Diefenbaker Park. The Optimist Club of Saskatoon / Supplied

SASKATOON – The Optimist Club of Saskatoon presented its idea to city council on Monday night for a winter reactional area in Diefenbaker Park.

Still in the early stages, the project would include a tube hill and a snowboarding park.

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The Optimist Club asked the city for permission to move forward with the project, wanting a 99-year lease for a portion of the park.

The club is also looking for a major sponsor to fund the development with an estimated price tag of $5 million.

As for when the park could be up and running, the club is optimistic it could be as early as next winter.

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