Local News
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Corner Brook Mayor says some people are not following the rules for the annual spring clean up
Mayor Jim Parsons has some concerns about the process.
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Question period in the House of Assembly kicked off with a question about help for the people of Cape St. George
Tony Wakeham says the heavy rain on Good Friday caused severe flooding in the town of Cape St. George, destroying one home and damaging several other properties.
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The recommended age for breast screening goes from 50 to include women ages 40 to 49
The Department of Health and Community Services estimates an additional 24,000 people will become eligible for the Provincial Breast Screening Program.
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What to do if you encounter a moose
It may be lowering its head, the hair on its neck may be standing up, the moose may be licking its snout and pinning back the ears.
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RCMP locate missing man Blair Byrne from Stephenville
Police say Blair Byrne has been located and is safe.
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Government launches a Hydrogen Development Action Plan
The plan is titled “Green Hydrogen: An Action Plan for Newfoundland and Labrador. ”
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Young moose put down in Corner Brook neighbourhood, wildlife office hangs up on resident
David Wellon says some kids were taunting it and that’s when wildlife officers showed up and euthanized it.
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Crews busy all weekend dealing with the clean up from a landslide on Riverside Drive
Riverside Drive has been closed to motorists since April 2nd.