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Province aiming to have more local workers hired for Corner Brook hospital project
The provincial government says it will do what it can to have local tradespeople working on the new hospital to be built in Corner Brook. Premier Dwight Ball and a number of his cabinet ministers were in the west coast city this morning to ...
DirtTrax Television crew touring western Newfoundland to film show for its off-road ATV series
DirtTrax Television, an international award-winning off-road TV show focusing on off-road recreation, are in western Newfoundland this week filming footage for an upcoming show featuring all-terrain vehicle riding in the region. The camera ...
Town of Pasadena releases water quality report, options to reduce THM levels
Mayor Gary Bishop says Pasadena has no intentions of letting a new report on the town’s water quality swirl down the drain without action being taken. Last fall, the town began pursuing ways it could address the issue of high levels of ...
Noel’s participation in Gillams demolition derby inspired by father’s battle with multiple sclerosis
There are times Ken Noel cringes at his son Damon’s new hobby. But all said and done, he couldn't be prouder. Before he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 20 years ago, Noel was a chicken farmer with a passion for restoring antique ...
Crew dispatched to repair botched highway paint job in Corner Brook
It must have been an interesting morning meeting at the Department of Transportation and Works depot in Corner Brook early Wednesday morning. On Tuesday, photos of a botched highway paint job created quite a stir on social media. The images ...
Plenty of excitement the day Queen Elizabeth II visited Corner Brook 60 years ago
Penny Milne didn’t think it would be a big deal if she closed up shop so she and her co-workers could go join the crowd gathered outside to witness a little piece of Corner Brook history. The decision he made 60 years ago this week would end ...
Former Corner Brook Downtown Business Association executive director charged with defrauding money
The former executive director of the Corner Brook Downtown Business Association has been charged with numerous offences stemming from the police investigation into the organization’s finances. According to documents recently sworn by the ...
Flooded-out cabins have begun to float at Bottomless Pond
Any hope Mark Hoyles had of salvaging what’s left of his cabin at Bottomless Pond may have literally floated away. It’s been more than a year now since his remote western Newfoundland getaway became inaccessible because it, along with ...
Richard Dewey feels his arrest for being at Deer Lake Canal was unjustified and vows to keep fighting
Richard Dewey has never been afraid to let his voice be heard on the issue of drinking water quality in Deer Lake. Now he’s worried that being the squeaky wheel is going to get him more than the grease he’s been demanding. On Monday ...
Work to remove mystery barrels from Deer Lake Canal is underway
Corner Brook Pulp and Paper says it will publicly release the results of analysis of 55 barrels being removed from Deer Lake Canal. The barrels, believed to have been deposited in the canal that feeds the paper company’s Deer Lake Power ...
