North Peace SuperPark society creates video for Kraft contest
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – The North Peace Family SuperPark Society will be applying for a $250,000 prize from Kraft Canada and they created a video to submit with their application yesterday.
Jaandi Roemer says that the filming started in Centennial Park and then moved to Kin Park. She added that there was a good mix of children and mothers.
Roemer says that Tanya Zentner, who volunteered her time to the SuperPark, will be editing the video and then it will be sent in with the application.
Kraft Heinz Project Play is helping to build a better future by building better places to play in communities across Canada.
Nominations are being accepted from July 7 to August 18. Then, the top 4 will be revealed on September 4th on TSN. Voting will begin September 8 with the winner announced on a date to be determined.
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