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Pan Am Games: Athletes' Village Progress Report

We asked Dundee Kilmer Developments chief Jason Lester how goes the Pan Am Games prep (Canary District houses the athletes' village; post-games the buildings will be turned into residences). “Extremely well from what I understand,” he says. The dining room tent's up and crews are preparing to build the welcome centre and media centre. “And they’re starting to load in some of the furniture, which'll continue over the next few months." It helps that construction on the village was finished four months in advance, he notes. “We’ve been able to give TO2015 unimpeded access to every part of the village."

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