The public engagement session for the Canadian Northern Corridor Research Program is tonight.

 

The purpose of the session is to understand the challenges and actions that would be needed to make a potential northern infrastructure corridor possible.

 

Doctor Katharina Koch [coke], a research associate with the University of Calgary’s School for Public Policy explains.

 

“The Research Program is really an opportunity for the community and the residents to provide their input on all aspects of corridor development so we really want to hear from everybody who is willing to talk with us about infrastructure development, challenges and opportunities and just the idea of connectivity and what it means for them. We definitely want to hear from them.”

 

The session will be held from 6 to 9 this evening at the Ma-Mow-We-Tak Friendship Centre.

 

To register, visit engage thompson AT eventbrite [bright] DOT c-a.