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• Development projects in Corner Brook get the green light, including an apartment building on O'Brien's Lane

  Council approved zoning changes, that included 55 Premier Drive, 23 and 27 Humber Road, the Massey Drive TCH area,  Boland’s Avenue and Barry Place, and 649 O’Connell Drive.

• Applications are now being accepted for the 60th session of NL Youth Parliament

  Young people aged 15-24 will gather in St. John’s from October 12-16 to sit in the House of Assembly.

• ParksNL taking reservations for the 2026 camping season starting this Wednesday

  Nine parks will be open for the Victoria Day holiday weekend.

• Just in time for the construction season, Corner Brook will host a town hall meeting this week

  It will take place Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Hucthings Room at city hall and is targeted towards developers and contractors but is also open to the public.

• RNC to use work-issued Iphones to collect evidence, rollout to start this summer

  Evidence is stored and available to anyone working on the file, either from their device or desktop computer, cutting out the need to carry CD’s and USB drives.