Mayor Jim Parsons says the city is ready to but they still need federal funding. The federal provincial program has ended and he’s looking forward to a new funding program.
Waste water treatment has been on the wish list at Corner Brook city hall for some time now and the Mayor wants to get things moving. Jim Parsons says the city is ready to but they still need federal funding. The federal provincial program has ended and he’s looking forward to a new funding program. Parsons says there are several infrastructure projects that will continue this summer like the completion of the Deep Gulch project and the replacement of a retaining wall in Curling. Parsons says the lack of affordable housing is another issue council plans on tackling.
NL Hydro issues power warning for Saturday morning
Woman dies from injuries in an ATV incident that happened Tuesday near Fairhaven
Contractor ready to repair bridge in front of Deer Lake Power, Mayor says replacement will start this year
More money to help long-term care and support clients with vision care
Website launched so NL residents can have a say about Churchill Falls and the MOU with Hydro-Quebec
