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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Driver caught doing more than double the limit in a 50 km/hr construction zone on the Port au Port Peninsula
His vehicle was seized, license suspended and he is facing a hefty fine.
Nova Scotia driver caught with a fake plate, no insurance, and only a learners' permit near Corner Brook
The 40-year-old man lost his vehicle yesterday after a traffic stop on the TCH near Pinchgut Lake.
Carol Anstey is the new Shadow Minister for Energy and Natural Resources
Anstey says Atlantic Canada can play a big role, especially offshore oil and gas in NL.
Autism@Work recently celebrates one year in Corner Brook, helping employees and employers
Through tailored toolkits, coaching, and ongoing support, they help match workers with employers who are open to hiring differently.
Quebec man driving a transport truck charged with impaired near Port Saunders
Cpl Jesse O’Donaghey says just after 9 p.m. on June 20th, police located the unit partially off the roadway. There were open alcohol containers just outside the vehicle and the driver failed a roadside breath test.
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