Rogers and Tennis Canada declared Tuesday that six regions have been chosen to get a sum of $1.2 million in financing for covered tennis courts.
Offices in Niagara Falls, Ont., Mississauga, Ont., St. Catharines, Ont., Chatham-Kent, Ont., and Ile-Bizard, Que. were affirmed Tuesday. An extra area in English Columbia will be reported before long.
The program, in its third year, will have 14 undertakings either continuous or finished before the year’s over.
A sum of 22 all year courts will be dealt with in 2024.
Before the year’s over, the complete number of all year tennis courts made by the program will arrive at north of 60 – more than 35% of the program’s objective of 160.
It’s huge to see this program keep on thriving as we pursue our objective of making tennis more available to Canadians the nation over,” said Gavin Ziv, CEO of Tennis Canada. “This year, our portfolio has expanded from four to six offices, as we keep on focusing on the development of more all year tennis courts through the speed increase of our ability building endeavors.
We’re satisfied to collaborate with Tennis Canada to assist with becoming the sport of tennis across Canada,” said Terrie Tweddle, boss brand and interchanges officer for Rogers. “Through these new all year courts, we’re assisting with making tennis more open to additional Canadians.