Jim Parsons says knowing how much funding is coming is necessary to plan major projects, like water and sewer and roads.
Corner Brook Mayor Jim Parsons says council knew funding for multi year capital work projects was approved late this summer and is just over $8 million. The city’s share for projects is about $3.5 million. Mayor Parsons says they’re waiting to hear back on some other funding. He says knowing how much funding is coming is necessary to plan major projects, like water and sewer and roads. Parsons says project designs will be done this winter and these projects will happen over the next few years.
21-year-old man charged with attempted murder after a weekend shooting in the town of Paradise
Costs of firefighting going up so Corner Brook looks to sharing services with neighbouring communities
Nominations for candidates running in the municipal election in Corner Brook will be accepted next week
Corner Brook council approves new code of conduct for transit drivers and riders
Over 80 people attended the first Women in Agriculture NL workshop at Marble Mountain Resort
