Alberta Canada to Host Tracking Center for Sector 5
The tiny outpost of Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada has been selected for the location of the Regional Tracking Center for Sector 5.
Of all sectors, Sector 5 customarily has a small, remote place host its tracking center. This year is no exception.
With a population of less than 20,000 and winters that feature plenty of snowfall, Cold Lake will certainly feel Christmasy as trackers stationed there work Santa’s Christmas eve flight.
Scouts and technicians from the North Pole have been active in Cold Lake for more than a month after signing a contract on an already-constructed facility. It will be operational on Tuesday, August 1st.
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Thank you, Elf Meg Nogg! Finally, Sector 5 decided is Cold Lake in Canada! I’m surprised they already have been active there for over a month. The lake looks beautiful. I hope they enjoyed this summer, and wow, I’m surprised that they’re already having a Christmas atmosphere!
Sector 1 and Sector 5 have big time differences, but I’m happy to work together for Santa this year too. Thank you, and Merry Christmas! XD