Volunteers needed to finish Habitat homes in Corner Brook by February
Brian McHugh
Published: Nov 16, 2016
Updated: Nov 16, 2016
CBC News
Excerpt
The committee behind Corner Brook's first Habitat for Humanity homes is looking for some volunteer muscle to help two families move in by February.
Construction started this fall, and the duplex on Petries Street is taking shape.
Other Recent News
News
A Christmas care package for a Canadian WWII soldier was left behind. 80 years later, his family is getting it
What started out as an attic renovation of an English mansion has led to a revelation for the family of a Canadian soldier in the Second World War.
Bruce Hutton is anticipating the return of a care package first sent to his father, Lance-Cpl. Ross Hutton, back in 1943.
CBC News
Nov 11, 2026
News
Canadian Blood Services marks Ottawa man's 500th donation
An Ottawa man is celebrating a major — and very rare — milestone, making his 500th donation to Canadian Blood Services.
You can find Bob McDougall sitting in a chair at the Canadian Blood Services donation centre on Carling Avenue every two weeks, donating plasma and platelets.
CTV News
Nov 05, 2026
News
Ottawa vows to end homelessness in 10 years in Budget 2026 - National
The Carney government is promising to end homelessness in Canada within a decade.
The 2026 budget offers $11.2 billion to tackle homelessness over four years, starting next year, and $17.8 billion over 10 years.
Global News
Nov 05, 2026