Tag: Naming rights

Naming policy makes strides, with walking track rebrand approved

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Fort St John’s indoor walking track will have a name change at the end March after its existing naming rights owner renewed their contract and requested the change.  

Naming rights to various recreation zones in Fort St John up for sale

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More information, including pricing, is available regarding the city’s request for proposals to rename some local landmarks.  

Naming rights for ‘flagship’ sport centre to be sold

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After 15 years, Fort St John’s Pomeroy Sport Centre will be renamed. The centre will join other recreation facilities in the city’s new naming rights partnership program.  

Fort St. John plays the name game with city facilities

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In an effort to boost revenues and public investment, the option for companies to purchase the right to name city owned facilities in Fort St John is now available.  

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