Backyard hens & livestock — Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador

Can I keep chickens, bees, or livestock on my property?

In the City of Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador, backyard hens & livestock rules are set by City of Corner Brook Urban Hen Regulations, verified 2026-08-29. Max hens: four (4) Hens. Permit or licence: Permit and per-hen licence required; fees set annually by Council in its annual budget.

City of Corner Brook Urban Hen Regulations adopted bylaw
hens permitted yes No Occupant...shall keep or allow any Hen on any property within the City without a permit issued by Council
max hens four (4) Hens s. 7
roosters prohibited yes No Occupant or Owner shall keep any roosters
permit or licence Permit and per-hen licence required; fees set annually by Council in its annual budget s. 11: permit and license fees shall be prescribed by Council each year in its annual budget
setback 1 metre from rear or side boundary lines; 7 metres from front boundary line or street reservation; 3 metres from any window or door of neighbouring residential dwelling s. 21, s. 22, s. 23
scout note

Permits keeping up to four hens per property under a Council permit, plus a separate annual licence and numbered leg tag for each bird; both expire December 31 and are non-transferable. Roosters are prohibited, as are female chickens under four months old, and only a person who resides on the property may keep hens there. The City notifies adjacent property

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