Two sessions were held this week with business owners and residents to provide feedback on the document, which will guide the city’s development for the next ten years.
Corner Brook Mayor Jim Parsons says the city is receiving some response from the public on the new Integrated Municipal Sustainability Plan consultations. Two sessions were held this week with business owners and residents to provide feedback on the document, which will guide the city’s development for the next ten years. The Mayor says people can also provide input at cornerbrookplan.ca. He says there will be a virtual session next week on Tuesday, April 15th. Parsons says the hope is to get everyone’s opinion on what this draft should include. He says there will be an extensive process of review which could take up to 2 years to finalize.
A 53-year-old woman is dead after an overnight moose-vehicle collision near the Chapel Arm exit
Young boy struck by an impaired driver in St. John's last week has died from injuries
Weekend car accident in Corner Brook leads to search of the woods for a possible occupant
Premier Tony Wakeham focused on healthcare funding and Canada's defense strategy at last week's Premiers meetings
St. Anthony RCMP seizes a vehicle from unlicensed, uninsured driver for second time this week
