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The Nutrien Civic Centre in Sussex will reopen to the public on Friday, just six days after it was closed due to funding issues. Executive director Stefanie McFarlane says the centre received a cheque this week from the Kings Regional Service Commission, covering its funding commitment to the end of the month.
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· Posted: Aug 13, 2026 5:28 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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The Nutrien Civic Centre in Sussex is reopening on Friday, after being closed for six days because of a funding crisis. (CBC)
Just six days after it was closed because of funding problems, the Nutrien Civic Centre in Sussex will reopen to the public on Friday.
Executive director Stefanie McFarlane says the centre received a cheque this week from the Kings Regional Service Commission, covering its funding commitment to the end of August.
McFarlane said the commission had previously held back a larger quarterly payment to the centre.
That led to the centre being unable to make its payroll last week,
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