By Ethan Ready

PG Dome

New leaseholder sees potential in PG Dome

Mar 8, 2021 | 6:02 PM

PRINCE GEORGE – Now that the Prince George Dome has secured itself with a three-year leaseholder in Jordan Yu, the next big step is to improve the ageing facility and bring back all of its user groups.

Years of rumours and worry directed at the structure standing since 1952, the Duchess Park basketball coach is doing whatever it takes to make the Dome the permanent home for many of the city’s sports organizations, arts, and recreation programs.

“It wasn’t an easy decision to make obviously with COVID,” stated Yu. “It was more to buy us three more years for (Northern Bounce Basketball Academy) to run our programs. But also, we see so much potential and we see how much this space means to so many people. That was one of the biggest things.”

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Yu says he’s received countless calls and messages from people thanking him for bringing new life to the facility.

The 30,000 square-foot facility has two indoor gymnasiums used for roller skating, roller derby, soccer, ball hockey, and lacrosse among many others. The space has also typically been used for trade shows, antique and collectible fairs, dances, as well as parties.