Monogram is working to develop a “comprehensive tourism campaign that includes fresh brand identity, strategic communications, a new website and more.
When people come to visit the west coast, they don’t just come to see Corner Brook. Monogram is now working with the city, the Humber Valley and the Bay of Islands to develop a “comprehensive tourism campaign that includes fresh brand identity, strategic communications, a new website and more. Corner Brook Mayor Jim Parsons says it’s part of ACOA’s Strategic Tourism for Areas and Regions, or STAR, program. Parsons says this is an ongoing process that will come with a number of reports. Monogram representatives continue to meet with stakeholders throughout the region.
Kruger VP Talks about a $700M retrofit at Corner Brook Pulp and Paper
RNC to increase patrols during the holidays with a focus on impaired driving
Jim Fidler is out with a Christmas song he wrote 15 years ago
RCMP encourage everyone to put safety first during the holidays
Applications are open for the Multiculturalism Grant Program, up to $1500 available for qualifiers
