Municipalities throughout the province are wondering where the money is.
Municipalities NL hosted a packed symposium in Gander last week. Corner Brook Mayor Jim Parsons says municipalities depend a lot on multi-year funding for projects and the money is late coming this year. He says this means delays with projects like paving. Mayor Parsons says a little more consistency is needed with funding programs so communities can get the money on time and make plans accordingly.
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Woman pronounced dead the scene of a collision near Whitbourne yesterday
The driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene and her passenger was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Biggest cruise ship of the season coming to Corner Brook today and spending the night
There are over 3,000 passengers and 1,200 crew members onboard the Crown Princess.
Choo-choo!! Drivers needed for Corner Brook's Mill Whistler street train
To find the complete job ad, go to cornerbrook.com.
Kruger's "Project Tuckamore" includes a wind farm in back of Massey Drive and using saw mill biomass to make paper
VP Special Projects Darren Pelley says there are four areas of investment which combine the forestry, the mill site, construction of a wind farm and technology improvements at Deer Lake Power.
Artists throughout NL asked to submit works to the Provincial Art Bank Program
The deadline for submissions is September 7th.
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