Late funding could mean delays in infrastructure projects

    Tuesday, 9 May 2023 06:25

    By Tonya Organ

    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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