A new contract has been awarded to build the tomb of the unknown soldier at the National War Memorial, and the cost has gone up.
The Department of Transportation terminated the contract with central Newfoundland company, Ocean Floor Granite, late last year and has announced it will now be contracting Nova Scotia company ‘Heritage Memorials’, but at a much higher cost.
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New lighting at National War Memorial reflects 1924 design
New lighting has been installed at the National War Memorial in St. John’s, designed and…
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Heritage Collegiate student named Lester B. Pearson Scholar
A Level II student at Heritage Collegiate in Lethbridge has won the Lester B. Pearson…
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Government announces additional Moose Fencing
More moose fencing will be constructed near Salmonier Line later this year. The province has…
