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Over the next two weeks, Global BC will be featuring one of the finalists in the BCAA Play Here contest on Global News Morning. Today we feature Galiano Community School.

Which B.C. community will win $100,000 towards a new playground courtesy of BCAA? Global News spoke with our finalist, Eric J. Dunn Elementary School in Port Alberni.

Over the next two weeks, Global BC will be featuring one of the finalists in the BCAA Play Here contest on Global News Morning. Today we feature Marion Schilling Elementary School in Kamloops.

BCAA’s Shawn Pettipas helps us announce this year’s Play Here contest which will see three BC communities win up to $100,000 for a new play space.

Over the next two weeks, Global BC will be featuring one of the finalists in the BCAA Play Here contest on Global News Morning. Today we feature Centennial Park in Chase.

Oliver Parks and Recreation manager Carol Sheridan and Daniel Baker of the South Okanagan Secondary Skateboard Club explain why they believe their community should win the grand prize in the BCAA Play Here contest. They are hoping to revitalize the local skatepark.

Shawn Pettipas from BCAA joined Global News Morning to announce the kick off of BCAA’s Play Here contest. Three lucky communities will receive a $100,000 play space revitalization!

Jonathan Rheaume and the community of École Entre-Lacs in Penticton explain why they hope to be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.

Parents, kids and teachers from Discovery School in Victoria explain why they hope their project will be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.

Tue, Jun 14: Teresa Hunt from Lillooet REC Centre Playground explains why her community deserves a new playground in the BCAA contest.

Millie Cumming and Brooke Haller of Cache Creek Elementary School explain why they hope their community will be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.

Serena Caner of the South Canoe Elementary PAC and principal Isabelle Gervais. explain why they believe their school should win the grand prize in the BCAA Play Here contest.

The skate park in Oliver, B.C. is getting a major facelift after users won the grand prize in the BCAA Play Here contest to revitalize a play space. Shelby Thom reports.

Black Creek Community Association executive director Dana Starritt explains why she believes her small community on Vancouver Island should win the grand prize in the BCAA Play Here contest.

Sayward School Playground” – Mandy Dahlman of Sayward School PAC explains why she believes her community should win the grand prize in the BCAA Play Here contest.

Which B.C. community will win $100,000 towards a new playground courtesy of BCAA? Global News spoke with our finalist, the Mackenzie community play space in the District of Mackenzie.

Beth Zroback from The Orca Bus explains why she hopes her project will be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.

Shawn Pettipas joins Sonia Sunger to announce this year’s BCAA Play Here winners. Here’s why the École North Oyster in Ladysmith won the playground of their dreams.

Hannah Clarkson and Leanne McKinnon of the Mackenzie Recreation Centre explains why they hope their community will be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.

Nikki Williams with Pinantan Elementary School explains why she hopes her community will be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.