Priority will be given to initiatives that build capacity, offer programs or services and promote inclusion beyond physical infrastructure.
Applications are now open for the 2026-27 accessibility grants program, which supports projects that make communities more accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities. Government is investing $325,000 in total funding and individual projects may receive up to $25,000. Priority will be given to initiatives that build capacity, offer programs or services and promote inclusion beyond physical infrastructure. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, municipalities and local service districts, and Indigenous Governments and organizations. The deadline to apply is May 29th.
Clarenville RCMP looking for 48-year-old Jeremy Bugden who was last seen on July2nd
Port Saunders RCMP looking to arrest 33-year-old Tyler James Melvyn Bennett
Charges upgraded now that a young boy has died after being struck by a vehicle in St. John's
Single vehicle crash near the airstrip in Bell Island claims the life of a 58-year-old man
Corner Brook submits plan for federal funding to help with the costs of paving roads
