More than $500,000 has been announced for seven community collaboration projects that will help advance community sustainability and viability throughout the province.
The town of Pasadena will collaborate with the communities of Massey Drive, Cormack and Deer Lake on GIS mapping. More than $500,000 has been announced for seven community collaboration projects that will help advance community sustainability and viability throughout the province. The grants provide funding at a 90/10 cost share, with at least three communities partnering on a project and the commitment of continued, long-term collaboration. Project applications were evaluated on sustainability, service sharing, community collaboration, replicability and scalability.
Government commissions new statue to pay homage to NL's wartime legacy
Money approved to build modular housing in St. Anthony
Applications are now open for the 2025-26 Seniors’ Social Inclusion Initiative, grants up to $1000 available
Half of NL bowlers headed to the YBC Nationals in Edmonton are from Corner Brook Centre Bowl
National Seal Products Day is May 16th
