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Humber-Bay of Islands MHA Eddie Joyce says Ball resignation won't lure him back to Liberal party
Independent MHA for Humber-Bay of Islands Eddie Joyce believes Premier Dwight Ball’s resignation comes as a result of a Liberal caucus revolt. “It’s very obvious there was a revolt within the caucus and the cabinet,” Joyce ...
Case of former Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association treasurer called in court for first time
The case of the former Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association employee charged with theft and fraud was called for the first time in provincial court in Corner Brook Tuesday morning. Melissa Williams, 46, was not present for the proceedings. She ...
Corner Brook, NL native Rob Hutchings attempting to swim 338-kilometre river in New Zealand
Rob Hutchings is tackling something he believes no one else has done before. The 44-year-old Corner Brook native will try to swim the entire 338 kilometres of the Clutha River The Clutha is the second longest river in New Zealand, where ...
Construction on new long-term care building in Corner Brook complete
The new long-term care building in Corner Brook is officially in the hands of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. On Feb. 14, the Western Regional Health Authority took possession of the property with primary construction for the project ...
Livestock and crops steal show during Canada’s Agriculture Day in Corner Brook
The College of the North Atlantic Corner Brook campus introduced a few friends from the animal kingdom as part of Canada’s Agriculture Day earlier this week. At the campus atrium Tuesday, there were chickens, pigs and different crops on ...
Snowmobiling club frustrated by trash left behind at western Newfoundland warm-up shacks
The president of the Western Sno-Riders snowmobile club is making it clear there is no tolerance for trash left behind at the club’s warm-up shacks. In recent weeks, president Mark Hutchinson discovered large quantities of garbage left ...
Town of Hughes Brook still has concerns with proposed Bakers Brook quarry expansion
The provincial government has released a quarry expansion project from further environmental assessment, despite concerns from the Town of Hughes Brook. Corner Brook Pulp and Paper is proposing to develop a 14.1-hectare quarry as a continuation of ...
Corner Brook student, 17, sets sights on New York theatre career
Anna Barrett has the bright lights and glamour of the big city in her sights. The dream for the ambitious 17-year-old from Corner Brook has always been a career in musical theatre. Now she’s well on her way. Since last summer, Barrett ...
Government optimistic Corner Brook long-term care home will be completed on time
Construction of a new long-term care home in Corner Brook appears to be on schedule. The Department of Transportation and Works and Western Health confirmed the long-term care home in Corner Brook is still expected to be completed in ...
Corner Brook skip Daniel Bruce looking forward to his curling future
His team may have had to settle for silver at the U21 Curling Nationals final, but Daniel Bruce has no regrets. The 20-year-old from Corner Brook skipped his rink to the final in Langley, B.C. on Jan. 26, but lost 8-6 to a Manitoba side skipped by ...
