Delivery of the slide is expected in the next 25 days. Deficiencies are anticipated to be rectified by mid-December.
Construction on the new Corner Brook Recreation Centre is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Councillor Charles Pender gave an update on capital works projects during Monday night’s public council meeting. Delivery of the slide is expected in the next 25 days. Deficiencies are anticipated to be rectified by mid-December. As well, the Mount Bernard Reconstruction Contract will see the remainder of surface asphalt laid next Spring, and for the Deep Gulch project, the endwall is completed and a large diameter culvert being installed in areas of water transmission mains. The Curling Street Retaining Wall Replacement Project is expected to be completed by the middle of next month.
MHA says Corner Brook will lose $400K a year with changes to the Capital Works Program
$3.3M available to help farmers under the Provincial Agrifoods Assistance Program
Municipal Awareness Day activities start 12 o'clock at the Corner Brook Civic Centre
BOISAR rep says not enough snow for a snowmobile and too much mud for anything with wheels
Communities wanting to host NL Games can now make a bid
