Meanwhile, Council will advocate tirelessly for the students and employees, adding the stability of their jobs and the quality of the student experience are non-negotiable priorities for this council.
Corner Brook city hall has issued a statement regarding recent news on the executive restructuring at Memorial University of Newfoundland Labrador. Early in its new term, council met with MUN’s new president to discuss the future of Grenfell Campus. At the time it was acknowledged that necessary but difficult decisions were coming. Council was assured that the Campus’ continued presence, its autonomy and its programming, was a high priority for the institution as a whole. Meanwhile, Council will advocate tirelessly for the students and employees, adding the stability of their jobs and the quality of the student experience are non-negotiable priorities for this council. They have reached out to management at MUN to continue the conversation.
On-demand weeknight and weekend transit service starting in Corner Brook on April 1st
Plans to build a home bounded by the Humber River in Steady Brook gets environmental green light
20th annual Trails Tales Tunes festival taking place May 15th-24th in Norris Point
TCH north of Port-aux-Basques finally reopened after transport truck blocked the west lane all night
RCMP stop woman in Piccadilly doing nearly 90kms/hr over the speed limit
