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Red Sucker Lake First Nation seeks funding for half-finished hockey arena

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Frazer Harper, 13, of Red Sucker Lake First Nation plays hockey every day. His community is without a year-round arena, but the chief is lobbying for more funding to complete its current project.

The hockey arena in Red Sucker Lake First Nation has the potential to offer much-needed recreation in one of the province’s most remote communities — but it sits half-finished, without dressing rooms, bleachers or heat.

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