Individuals can be employed on a project for up to 470 hours to become eligible for federal Employment Insurance benefits.
Community Enhancement Employment Program Applications are now open. This program provides funding to eligible project sponsors such as municipalities, Inuit Community Governments, Local Service Districts, community and economic development organizations and other non-profit organizations. Individuals can be employed on a project for up to 470 hours to become eligible for federal Employment Insurance benefits. In 2023-24, the program provided funding for 152 projects, supporting more than 700 workers. The application deadline is Friday, July 26th.
Police presence underway at Lewin Parkway and Pratt Street in Corner Brook
An 80-year-old woman is dead after a motor vehicle accident in Bay St. George
Premier says about $400K in American booze inventory is going back on the shelves for sale
Speedy Glass Red Bags initiative raises tens of thousands for local foodbanks since starting in 2019
Premier Tony Wakeham shuffles cabinet to get ready for the next phase
