Money to help Ukrainians here raise a family and find work
More than $11 million has been announced to help Ukrainians settle and raise families in this province. It includes more housing supports and the new Ukraine Job Connect initiative for employers. A province-wide homestay program will give host families up to $1000 a month for up to 5 months. Ukrainians moving to areas outside the capital city can get $4,000 for moving expenses. There is a $3 million dollar call for housing project proposals, like repurposing vacant property, repair or maintenance, and co-housing initiatives. English classes will be expanded with workplace-based English support put in place. Employment services will include a 42-week wage subsidy and help for employers.
Complaints from the public lead to early morning arrest and ATV seizure in the Curling Street area
Off-road vehicle restrictions in NL have been lifted but operators asked to avoid travel in dry conditions
New Special Constable pilot to support RNC will will eventually roll out to other jurisdictions, including Corner Brook
Free concert at Margaret Bowater park 2-4 p.m. sponsored by NL Association of Realtors west
Stephenville man charged with dangerous operation and flight from police on a dirt bike
