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B.C. stadium used to host national Indigenous fastball tournament damaged in suspicious fire – CBC

by ahnationtalk on August 5, 202246 Views

Concession stand, broadcast area at Spruce City Stadium in Prince George badly damaged: tournament organizer

Aug 05, 2022

A piece of Indigenous baseball history in Prince George, B.C., suffered serious damage in a fire that RCMP are investigating as an arson.

Police said they received a report of a fire at Spruce City Stadium, located at 2210 Massey Dr., at around 5 a.m. PT Wednesday.

The stadium is best known as home of the Canadian Native Fastball Championships, an annual tournament that attracts more than 1,000 players and fans from Indigenous communities across the country.

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