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.
Half the impaired drivers picked up by RCMP this past weekend were on the west coast
Porter Airlines celebrates 19th birthday
The Off-Broadway Players bringing "Groundhog Day the Musical" to the ACC next month
Premier and cabinet being sworn in today
NL teachers stand in solidarity with striking teachers in Alberta who are being forced back to work
