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Search for B.C.'s best roadside attraction: Round 1, the north

Search for B.C.'s best roadside attraction: Round 1, the north
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Municipalities in British Columbia are evaluating the future of aging roadside attractions like giant statues and mascots. Experts suggest these landmarks remain valuable for tourism if integrated into a broader regional strategy.

Get past Williams Lake, and you’ll reach the city of Quesnel, which for years has debated the location and future of its iconic gold pan that has long been its largest roadside attraction.

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