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Sep 29, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Municipal Infrastructure division is inviting tenders for an emergency generator installation at the Town of Wabush municipal pumphouse. The posting identifies the Town of Wabush as the owner and lists project number MI16982. Bids close on October 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Newfoundland Daylight Time.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wabush
The council meeting addressed various administrative, financial, and planning matters. Business arising included updates on facility repairs, regional transportation surveys, and an exploration of electronic voting systems for municipal elections. Financial resolutions included the approval of donations for youth theatre and sports organizations, the waiver of property taxes for non-profits, and the procurement of fire equipment, while certain sponsorship and tax reduction requests were denied. The council adopted an Anti-Litter Bylaw, reviewed Public Works updates regarding road reconstruction and infrastructure, and engaged in discussions regarding regional fire services, airline service advocacy, and condolences for community members.
This Municipal Plan guides growth and development for the Town of Wabush, aiming to prevent incompatible land uses and direct future growth for efficient use of municipal services and land resources, while considering safety, aesthetics, and environmental protection. The vision is to establish a sustainable northern community with vibrant, walkable town centers, diverse open spaces, and a strong, diversified economy, resilient to industrial fluctuations. Key objectives include embracing smart growth principles, fostering attractive communities, encouraging shared resources with Labrador City, intensifying the town center, creating walkable neighborhoods, providing varied transportation choices, protecting natural areas, embracing the winter city concept, strengthening community engagement and identity, ensuring safety, and supporting a diverse economy.
The council discussed various administrative and community projects, including facility enhancements, road reconstruction funding, and snow clearing bylaws. Key actions included approving a donation for museum renovations, authorizing property sales, approving wage increases for recreational staff, and adopting a new snow clearing bylaw. The council also addressed community safety initiatives such as traffic speed concerns and designated parking for expectant mothers, received updates on public works projects and fire department compliance, and reviewed recreation committee plans for future community amenities and surveys.
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