It will also include electric vehicle charging stations.
Cranes were on site today raising tilt-up panels for a new Marine Atlantic administration building in Port aux Basques. The multi-year project is designed to address space and infrastructure challenges and consolidate administrative functions currently located at several buildings in the town. CEO Murray Hupman says the building should be complete by next summer. Hupman says the goal is to construct a facility that is a Leader in Energy Efficient Design (LEED) and when completed meets LEED certification requirements. It will also include electric vehicle charging stations.
One person rescued from a snowmobile accident 16kms in on Logger School Road early Saturday
Second man charged in connection with drug and human trafficking in NL has been convicted
NL Liquor store customers have until the end of May to collect Air Miles; partnership ends after 20 years
Thousands of tax returns filed since 2015 with the help of volunteers and business students at Grenfell Campus
