Parsons says young professionals are seeking certain things when they choose a place to work and live with facilities like a recreation centre, ball field, and ice rink.
Corner Brook Mayor Jim Parsons took time to attend the Nursing School graduation last week. Parsons says he was thrilled to hear how many graduates have accepted jobs here with 55 percent of the class accepting jobs here. Parsons says young professionals are seeking certain things when they choose a place to work and live with facilities like a recreation centre, ball field, and ice rink.
Meanwhile, effective today, anyone needing an ambulance in the Corner Brook area must call 911.
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
