Campbell’s Bay wharf gets a vibrant makeover
Taylor Clark
CAMPBELL’S BAY – The future of Campbell’s Bay’s waterfront got a whole lot brighter with the unveiling of a new lighting project at the municipal wharf and boat ramp. Over 200 feet of waterproof LED strip lighting was installed on the wharf, increasing visibility and creating an inviting entryway into the municipality.
“The new lighting will undoubtedly enhance the charm of our waterfront, making it a must-visit destination for tourists and a source of pride for locals,” said Mayor Raymond Pilon in a press release.
The revamp of the waterfront also included the addition of street banners and a new welcome sign that showcases services available in Campbell’s Bay for visitors.
Sarah Bertrand, director general, said the installations were part of a vision plan to revitalize the waterfront and promote tourism, made possible by an investment of nearly $21,000 from the Entente de vitalisation signed between the MRC Pontiac and the Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l’Habitation as part of the Regions and Rurality Fund (FRR 2).
Photo – A new welcome sign greets visitors arriving at the Campbell’s Bay wharf. (AB)
