Deputy Mayor Linda Chaisson says she’s hearing from residents about increases in rodents in their area.
The city of Corner Brook spoke about rodents during this week’s public council meeting. Deputy Mayor Linda Chaisson says she’s hearing from residents about increases in rodents in their area and asked what residents should do. Director Todd Flynn says the city will assess the situation and will treat city property in areas of infestation. Rodent issues would be reported by calling 637-1666
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Open house at the Corner Brook Fire Department tomorrow, Sparky will be there too
This is Fire Prevention Week 2024 and the theme is “Smoke Alarms, Make Them Work For You.”
Government is expanding a school based body safety program for school kids
"Kids in the Know" is the Canadian Centre for Child Protections’ national safety education program.
This is "International Day of the Girl Child"
This year’s theme is Girls’ Vision for the Future.
Construction on a new community health centre in Deer Lake to start this fall
The new Humber Valley-White Bay Community Health Centre on Humberview Drive will be approximately 30,000 square feet and includes offices and clinical space to support team-based care delivered by family physicians, registered nurses, and others.
Construction to start next year on 50 NLHC units in Corner Brook
The majority of these homes will be built in the Crestview Avenue area.
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