Approximately $800,000 was allocated to this program last year which leaves the total funding available at just over 2.5 million.
Money is available to support community-based active living initiatives, infrastructure or equipment that will increase sport and recreation for everyone. Not-for-profit community-based groups and organizations, municipalities, Indigenous Governments, Local Service Districts and schools are eligible for funding. Applications will be accepted until September 30th. Approximately $800,000 was allocated to this program last year which leaves the total funding available at just over 2.5 million.
Corner Brook Councillor says "panhandling is a constant topic of conversation at city hall"
Province files request to intervene in hearing on Marine Atlantic's designation as an essential service
Porter Airlines hits the runway with new weekly direct flights between Deer Lake and Ottawa
High winds today in the Wreckhouse leads to warning from RCMP
Public comments open on a renewable energy storage and generation facility in Bay St. George
