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Environmental consultant says chemicals found in Humber Canal pose no risk to drinking water
Chemicals were found in the area of the Humber Canal where decades-old barrels were removed earlier this year. But an environmental report on the detected contaminants by Stantec Consulting Ltd. has concluded the impact on Deer Lake’s drinking ...
'Thorny facts' in Benoit case warrant cautious approach, judge rules
The Federation of Newfoundland Indians has won a stay of proceedings in one of the lawsuits it faces, pending the outcome of its appeal on a related matter. Earlier this summer, the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, in the case known as ...
Corner Brook's Dillon Bourgeois arrested, returned to prison, for breaching parole release conditions
A Corner Brook man on parole for unrelated aggravated assault and armed robbery convictions is back in prison. Dillon Bourgeios, 27, was arrested by the Bay St. George RCMP, with the assistance of Police Dog Services West, in Stephenville last ...
Moth Wall Project shedding light on the winged creatures found in western Newfoundland
Some people are, for some reason, scared witless of them. But anyone with an interest in moths has a chance to learn more about the flying insects. The Canadian Forestry Service has established what it calls the Moth Wall Project and has sites ...
Former Deer Lake woman jailed for defrauding employer in British Columbia
A former resident of Deer Lake has been imprisoned for two years, less one day, for defrauding her employer of more than $200,000 in British Columbia. Tammy Teresa Gillis, 43, was convicted of fraud over $5,000 by the provincial court in Fort ...
Corner Brook's downtown busy with Come Home Year and cruise ship visitors
Corner Brook’s downtown had some real hustle and bustle Wednesday. In the middle of a week where Corner Brook’s population has swelled with Come Home Year visitors, one of the biggest cruise ships in the world is in town. The Queen ...
One bear trap removed, but two still set in and around Corner Brook
The bear trap set up in the Pratt Street last week has been removed, but there are still traps set in other parts of the Corner Brook area. Traps were set after multiple reports of black bear sightings in and around the city late last ...
Corner Brook sets new policy for vendors setting up in city hall square
Matthew Kartechner figures last week marked the final time he will be setting up his table of handmade glass art at the civic square outside Corner Brook’s city hall. Selling handmade glass – under the business name Corner Glass – ...
New splash pad at Margaret Bowater Park in Corner Brook set to open Canada Day as planned
It may be coming down to the last minute, but the new splash pad at Margaret Bowater Park will met its target and be open for Canada Day. The City of Corner Brook was still fine-tuning the new amenity late into Friday afternoon, but confirmed it ...
Future of west coast senior hockey hinges on player recruitment for teams in Stephenville, Deer Lake
Uncertainty surrounding two teams has left the entire West Coast Senior Hockey League on thin ice. During the league's recent annual general meeting in Stephenville, representatives of the Deer Lake Red Wings expressed interest in making a ...
