The announcement took place outside at the Brockville YMCA on Friday, April 24
Brockville has been selected to host the 2027 Ontario 55+ Summer Games, bringing about 1,400 participants to the city over three days in mid-August.
Ontario's Minister of Sport, Neil Lumsden said it's no surprise Brockville was selected.
Here's Brockville Tourism's Kelly Britnell on how this will impact tourism.
Brockville Tourism was responsible for submitting the successful bid.
Here's Councillor Katherine Hobbs on what this means for the city.
The event is projected to generate $1.5 million in economic activity, benefiting accommodations, dining and attractions, while enhancing the city’s profile as a sport tourism hub and highlighting its waterfront, businesses and community offerings.
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