Memorial University Community Hub to be launched in Corner Brook tomorrow

    Thursday, 7 September 2023 12:00

    By Tonya Organ

    It will get underway 11:30am at the Grenfell Campus Centre for Research and Innovation on Mill Road.

    There’s an event taking place tomorrow in Corner Brook to launch Memorial University’s Community Hubs. It will get underway 11:30am at the Grenfell Campus Centre for Research and Innovation on Mill Road. Immigration, Population Growth and Skills, Minister Gerry Byrne will speak at the official launch, which is one of 16 launch event locations. These hubs are equipped with high-speed internet access, digital equipment and multipurpose space for study, meetings and workshops.

     

     

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