The program provides funding year-round, with many recipients using it to support events during Multiculturalism Month, celebrated every March.
Applications are now open for this year’s Multiculturalism Grant Program. Grants of up to $1,500 are available to non-profit organizations, Indigenous governments, municipalities, schools and educational institutions to develop, plan and host initiatives that promote and celebrate cultural diversity. The program provides funding year-round, with many recipients using it to support events during Multiculturalism Month, celebrated every March. Applications will be accepted until January 31st on the government website.
Corner Brook city council and mill manager discuss shutdown and future of the facility
Canada's Justice Ministers are meeting in Toronto this week
Up to $25,000 in funding available from the MMSB for recycling projects
Impaired driver narrowly misses two RNC officers at a check point near Cook's Brook
Corner Brook city hall hosts "respectful" budget consultation, budget coming down on December 8th
