Mayor Jim Parsons says over the past decade, there has been a lot of apartment construction and this type of development is good for city sustainability.
Corner Brook Mayor Jim Parsons says construction is up in the city and not just with big projects like the new hospital. He spoke at the NL Construction Association western meeting last week. Parsons says the event hosted double the number of attendees this year. He says construction in Corner Brook has been increasing over the past couple of years and the value of permits has doubled. Parsons says over the past decade, there has been a lot of apartment construction and this type of development is good for city sustainability. He says more people living downtown will mean more foot traffic for businesses.
Snowmobiler brought to hospital after an accident near Humber Valley Resort on Saturday
Qualifying seniors can get $400 a year under the Aging Well at Home Grant
Real Christmas trees need to be at the curb in Corner Brook by Thursday for collection
RCMP still investigating theft from a Deer Lake gas station, a local woman has been charged
Driver ticketed in Roddickton and police pull uninsured and unregistered vehicle off the road
