Ministers also launched an updated website to provide information to Canadians on the progress towards implementing the Canada-wide Strategy on the Management of Municipal Wastewater Effluent.
Canada’s environment ministers met in the Capital city on Wednesday to reflect on the impacts of climate change and continue conversations on adaptation and resilience, and carbon management. The Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME) shared key challenges and discussed opportunities to work together to address climate risks such as flooding, erosion and drought. On Tuesday, ministers met with leaders from National Indigenous Organizations and Newfoundland and Labrador Indigenous governments. Ministers also launched an updated website to provide information to Canadians on the progress towards implementing the Canada-wide Strategy on the Management of Municipal Wastewater Effluent. At the end of the meeting, Northwest Territories assumed the presidency of CCME and will host the 2025 meeting.
Water line flushing is underway in Corner Brook and residents may notice lower pressure and discoloration
Run the Rock is underway with a goal of raising $200K for children with critical illnesses
West coast organizations among 100 in NL to share over $3M in funding
NL Hydro extends power purchase agreement with Corner Brook Pulp and Paper for one year
Noise bylaw lifted to allow drumming during the annual Elmastukwek Mawio'mi in Corner Brook next month
