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.
Corner Brook approves contract worth nearly $50K for specialized staff training
Canadian Red Cross is in Corner Brook looking for volunteers
Holly Burke wins Rotary Club of Corner Brook scholarship
Deer Lake Power set to open the gates at Main Dam today to release water from Grand Lake
Federal government pumps $80M into improvements at Marine Atlantic terminal in North Sydney
