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• Corner Brook city hall approves $598K proposal to construct the Cape Blow me Down Trail

  Corner Brook’s share of the project cost is about 12. 3 percent.

• All Corner Brook Streets are open to ATV traffic, except the TCH, Lewin Parkway and part of O'Connell Drive

  Councillor Pam Keeping says  the theme of the Jigs and Wheels festival focuses on all terrain vehicle access in the city.

• 24 NL teens have graduated from the RCMP Youth Summer Camp

  Proactive Recruiter Corporal Peter Gosse says this is the second annual camp and youth came from all over the island, including the west coast. 

• $700 million investment in Corner Brook Pulp and Paper will lead to manufacture of new products

  Money will be used to create a manufacturing facility, with a new pulp storage area, upgrades, investments into Deer Lake and Watson’s Pond hydro facilities to maximize capacity, and a new wind farm to power the mill.

• New NL Disability Benefit payments are out today

  It provides up to $400 per month for eligible individuals with disabilities and will be issued on the 25th day of each month.