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Wascana Centre is making it easier for visitors to find their way around the park. More signs and maps have gone up pointing to the attractions.

“The big addition this year was the lay-by signs so that when people are travelling in their vehicles, they can pull into a lay-by shot and have an orientation of the centre,” Provincial Capital Commission Executive Director Jenna Schroeder told CTV News.

The maps are illuminated at night, joining other electrified signs erected over the past few summers.

Interpretive maps along pathways are next.

“Have smaller maps on the pathway system so that people can, as they’re walking, navigate their way around and then the big thing that we have coming up is interpretive signage so what type of signs are we putting up throughout the centre so that people learn a little bit more about the history of the spaces,” Schroeder added.

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