Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Corner Brook.
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Oct 9, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
The City of Corner Brook invites proposals for the supply and delivery of a complete, road-ready, tourism-oriented passenger transportation vehicle.
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Population
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19,333
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Corner Brook
The council meeting addressed several proclamations, including National Resiliency Day, Masonic Month, Wrongful Conviction Day, and Foster Families Month. Council members reviewed and awarded multiple municipal contracts, specifically for the supply of phosphates for corrosion control, soda ash, winter sand, poly aluminum chloride, as well as contracts for parking lot and small road snow clearing services. Additionally, the council discussed the submission of various projects for the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund.
The council meeting covered a range of municipal business, including the ratification of several previous committee meetings. Key topics discussed included the nomination of a representative to the Marble Mountain Board of Directors, the approval of a collective agreement for outside workers, the renaming of a minor baseball field, and the purchase of a memorial bench. Additionally, the council addressed a 30-day suspension and subsequent termination of the Director of Recreation and Tourism Services, reviewed council travel expenses, approved a repayment plan for servicing costs at a specific property, and confirmed a stop-work order for a development violation. Several proclamations for awareness months, such as prostate cancer, mitochondrial disease, arthritis, and kidney awareness, were also acknowledged.
Public-sector contacts connected to Corner Brook.
The Council discussed and approved several municipal items, including the designation of August 1st as Corner Brook Day and the adoption of the Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan. Financial and operational approvals included a $5,000 grant for Camber Arts Inc. and the 2025 Annual Expenditure Report for the Canada Community Building Fund Agreement. Policy revisions were enacted regarding property markers and busking, while the Amusement Centres (Permits) Policy was rescinded. Additionally, the Council designated the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as a holiday for city employees.
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