Dryden and Machin Hope To Attract Visitors

Dryden will take part in the ‘Gateway to Canada’ project aimed at attracting more people to the Region.
Councilor Gary Case says they will partner with Machin in the $8,200 initiative.
Under the initiative, a Welcome to Canada sign-mural and an electronic message board will be set up at the Fort Frances/International Falls Border Crossing.
Case says the message board would flash community events.
The project is still in the developmental stage.
Dryden will spend $6,100 while Machin’s share will be $2,100.
Ignace was also approached but Council decided not to take part in the program.