The total proposed budget for 2026 is $44.7 million, representing a 6.7% increase in expenditures.
There will be no changes to the mill rate for Corner Brook residents and businesses meaning no tax increases next year. There will, however, be a new $150 Waste Management Levy, as contaminations costs continue to rise. Businesses can now make tax payments quarterly, and along with residents, will see a 50% reduction on interest for property taxes. Transit ridership has gone up ten percent and the city will be extending hours of operation daily until 11 p.m. and will start a service on Saturdays, looking at the possibility of Sundays. The 2026 budget is titled “Listening to the Public, Building for the Future.” The total proposed budget for 2026 is $44.7 million, representing a 6.7% increase in expenditures.
Corner Brook RNC Traffic Unit pulls uninsured and unregistered car off the road and tickets driver
Bay St. George RCMP looking for wanted man, David Tapper
President of the Greater Corner Brook Board of Trade believes the city's 2026 budget will attract new business
Port of Corner Brook wraps up longest cruise ship season ever with first winter visit
Brad Evoy is the new Chief Administrative Officer with Qalipu First Nation
