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HomeAudioCorner Brook resident concerned with close calls on walking trails

Corner Brook resident concerned with close calls on walking trails

March 15, 2021 Kyle Brookings Audio, News, Province 0

Mayor says city will patrol trails if there are complaints

Kyle Brookings

Kicker

Sign displaying that animals must be tethered at all time.at all times. — **Dog owners must have their dogs on a leash at all times when using the Corner Brook stream trail. Mayor Jim Parsons says the trails aren’t regularly patrolled unless there is a complaint.** *Kyle Brookings/Kicker*

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