The capital city’s landmark light-up sign will be staying put.
Council has decided to keep the sign where it is, at “Mile One” outside the Mary Brown’s Centre.
The sign, which cost the city $85,000, was originally set to be erected in Bannerman Park, but that idea was nixed following a public outcry.
The sign was placed outside the Mary Brown’s Centre in August and garnered quite a bit of attention from residents and visitors alike.
Mayor Danny Breen says feedback received showed strong support for the current location, where it’s “accessible, highly visible and provides a great place for people to stop” and take pictures.
