Government’s contribution will leverage $126,000 from other sources and a client investment of $23,000 for a total project cost of almost $195,000.
The West Coast Cycling Association (WCCA) is getting $45K to develop a contained trail network in the Lower Humber Valley. Government’s contribution will leverage $126,000 from other sources and a client investment of $23,000 for a total project cost of almost $195,000. Riders will be able to start at a trailhead and ride on a self-contained network of trails before returning to the trailhead without having to ride on resource roads, highways, or municipal roads. The project will incorporate specialized training delivered by a professional trail designer and builder, ensuring that the project meets world-class standards.
O'Connell Drive in Corner Brook should be open to traffic this weekend then work switches to University Drive
Teachers in NL want to see more Speech-Language Pathologists hired
Premier John Hogan reaffirms partnership with Northeastern U.S Governors
RCMP locate missing woman last seen in Tilton
Deep Gulch culvert replacement in Corner Brook finishing up phase 2 this week
