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Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton

2015 Pan Am Games
By Kelsey Cheng

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Built of spruce wood imported from Siberia, the new cycling tracks at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton is set to be handed over to the 2015 Pan Am organizers on May 15.

The building will be renamed the CISCO Pan Am Velodrome, and Observer TV News’ Kelsey Cheng took a tour with the manager of sports, Steve Palmer.

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