Mayor Jim Parsons says it becomes more dangerous once there is snow on streets.
Starting November 15th, ATV riders will not be allowed on Corner Brook city streets. Mayor Jim Parsons says it becomes more dangerous once there is snow on streets. “ATV tires are made for asphalt and riding becomes more dangerous with snow,” he says. “We haven’t had any unsafe incidents reported this year. Parsons says responsible riding leads to more use, extended use and more rights for users.
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Millions of dollars to support housing for survivors of gender based violence
The money will be spent over the next five years to help women, children and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people, find a safe and affordable place to call home in the private rental market.
Opposition concerned since no tender has been issued to fix the province's 5th water bomber
Pleaman Forsey says this means there are only four CL-415 water bombers available, leaving us vulnerable during next year’s forest fire season.
School kids to kick start the 2024 Agriculture Expo taking place in Corner Brook this weekend
Government launches a new website and campaign to help increase awareness of dementia
The website complements actions under the Dementia Care Action Plan by promoting awareness and understanding of dementia and providing information on services and resources to support individuals and families to live well with dementia.
Wanted woman arrested in Deer Lake
28-year-old Bianca Williams was picked up on September 13th.
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