Mayor praises the team for work on the Corner Brook Stream Trail this summer

Wednesday, 18 September 2024 12:00

By Tonya Organ

Mayor Jim Parsons says the Corner Brook Stream Trail Development Corporation has been working all summer to make the trail more accessible. .

Mayor Jim Parsons is praising the work of the Corner Brook Stream Trail Development Corporation. He says work has been ongoing throughout the summer and the Corner Brook Stream Trail has become more accessible. He says the team is amazing and has been a long time partner with the city. Parsons says lights will be completed within the next couple of weeks. Work is still ongoing down near Sir Richard Squires building and the bridge next to the former city hall. Parsons says if you’re having a hard day take some time to walk the trail around the pond. He says it’s a magical place.

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