The two proposed breakwater structures will be approximately 350 metres total length, two to three metres wide with the base spanning upwards of 20-25 metres.
A plan to construct two breakwaters in Cox’s Cove is under the environmental assessment process waiting on the green light from government. The breakwaters are necessary to protect critical road, water and sewer infrastructure from storm surges and future erosion Construction will consist of armour stone placement using an excavator. The two proposed breakwater structures will be approximately 350 metres total length, two to three metres wide with the base spanning upwards of 20-25 metres. A description of the project can be found on the Department of Environment and Climate Change website at: https://www.gov.nl.ca.. The undertaking was registered on April 22nd, the deadline for public comment is May 27th and the Minister’s decision is due by June 6th. Comments may be sent to: EAProjectComments@gov.nl.ca
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
