The town of Cape St. George is getting $9,000 for a francophone tourism initiative and Stephenville is getting $10,000 for bilingual street signage in the town.
Thirteen projects throughout the province will share $667K in funding from the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Agreement on French-Language Services.
The projects will advance the planning and delivery of services in French and will be matched by contributions from the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. The town of Cape St. George is getting $9,000 for a francophone tourism initiative and Stephenville is getting $10,000 for bilingual street signage in the town.
Steady Brook residents living near the river advised to keep an eye on properties as water levels increase
Corner Brook residents have until May31st to report lawn damage done by snow plows
Police looking for the owner of a SUV seen turning into a parking lot in Stephenville on April 24th
It's National Police Week and Justice Minister highlights new Special Constable Pilot Program with the RNC
Fox's General Store in Curling transitioning to seasonal operation this fall
