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.
RCMP looking for stolen snowmobile and trailer, taken from the Hampden Junction area
Eight kids from Corner Brook will be Team Canada at an international golf tournament tomorrow
Kyle George of Corner Brook headed to the NHL Exposure Combine taking place in Buffalo this August
Review of the MOU between NL and Hydro Quebec has found it "is not in the overall best long-term interest of the people of the province"
Fox's General Store owner talks about the decision to move to seasonal operation
