Local News
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Corner Brook RNC looking to speak to two males in a white Ford pickup who may have spoken to Edward Hicks
77-year-old Edward Hicks is described as being 5’2” tall and bald. He was last seen wearing black pants, a short sleeved plaid shirt, tan shoes, and glasses.
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2026 NL Games continues in Corner Brook with more people expected here tomorrow
1400 young athletes are competing in the games. Go to nlgames.ca for more information.
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Port of Corner Brook steaming ahead for their 3rd annual Community Port Day
Patti Ricketts is the Cruise Marketing Coordinator and says the idea for the day started as a project in 2024 and has since become an annual event with vendors, musicians, tours and cargo showcases.
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Registration is open for the fall 2026 "Becoming and outdoors woman" workshop
Participants attend four half-day courses chosen from 28 options that include shotgun, rifle and archery; fly fishing, fly tying and towing a boat with a trailer; camping, outdoor cooking and hiking; and map and compass, navigation and orienteering skills.
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Funding announcement happening in Corner Brook today for SportNL
A media event will get underway 2 p.m. at the Corner Brook Tennis Club.
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Remembering Dr. Gary Graham at an event in Corner Brook today
“Music Alone Shall Live: A Sing-A-Long Celebration” gets underway 1 p.m. at 110 Humber Road.
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Camber Arts wrapping up a busy summer season this week
Tomorrow night is sold out as they close one of their summer shows,” Railway Ties.”
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NL Summer Games kicks off in Corner Brook with high energy, spirit, and new friendships
The second half of the Games will take place in Stephenville.
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Comments are being accepted on the replacement of the Humber River Ballam bridge
The project includes the demolition and removal of the existing bridge and the construction of a new, permanent bridge.
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Corner Brook looks to fill three-year contract for snow clearing at the Civic Centre
For more information email mroberts@cornerbrook.com
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UPDATED: Missing man located safe
Deer Lake RCMP is seeking the public’s help to locate 26-year-old Albert Maina.
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Minister issues a statement in light of last week's report by the Child and Youth Advocate
Joedy Wall says "The circumstances outlined are concerning, and every child deserves to be safe, supported, and protected.”
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Port of Corner Brook publishes releases a new quarterly newsletter called, "The Port Report"
Marketing and Business Development Manager Holly McDonald, says it gives a snapshot of what’s happening there with the goal being to keep people informed and highlight partnerships as well as community connections.
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RCMP are looking for information after a vehicle fire at a Stephenville dealership last night
Witnesses at the scene said a small dirt bike left the area via West Street and RCMP would like to speak to the operator as soon as possible.
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"Stuff the Backpacks" at Corner Brook Staples will take place in their parking lot on August 20th
Staples Manager Wendy Norton says last year, this event collected 200 fully stocked backpacks in partnership with Vine Place Community Centre.
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RCMP looking for the public's help with a stolen ATV investigation in Barachois Brook
The ATV is a black and grey 2025 Yamaha Grizzly XTR 700, Newfoundland and Labrador licence plate number VJW 768.
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Man arrested after an assault in Corner Brook that left a female with injuries
Officers located Neal Peddle inside the residence. He’s facing charges that include assault with a weapon, forcible confinement and being unlawfully in a dwelling.
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Child and Youth Advocate releases report titled, "Off the Radar"
The report calls for stronger provisions, monitoring, and expectations between provinces.
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Outreach officer explains tipping fees at the landfill for those dropping off home reno materials
Lynn Howse says it’s $164 per tonne or about 7 cents per pound, clean shingles are $60 per tonne and a complete house tear down is $60 per tonne with a permit.
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The tenth anniversary of CB Nuit is coming next month and the theme is "Flow"
CB Nuit will be September 18th-20th and upwards of 40 projects from artists of all backgrounds will be there.
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NL Summer Games opening ceremonies kick off 7 o'clock tomorrow night at the Civic Centre
Trent McLellan is back in his home town of Corner Brook to emcee tomorrow night as part of the NL Games, celebrating a 50th anniversary here where the games started.
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1600 athletes and their supporters are in Corner Brook and Stephenville for the 2026 NL Summer Games
Len Moores is Chair of the Host Committee and says opening ceremonies tomorrow will include the Parade of the Athletes, which will be led by people who competed in the games 50 years ago.
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Federal Conservatives pushing to make sure NL gets a fair share of military investment money
As part of Budget 2025, the Canadian Government is putting $81.8 billion into defense and creating close to 125,000 jobs.
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RCMP NL respond to 750 calls last weekend and 30 of them were motor vehicle collisions
Cpl Jesse O’Donaghey says fortunately none of these roadway incidents resulted in fatalities, however, it is a stark reminder of the need to be aware, slow down and plan ahead before you hit the road.
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Environment and Sustainability Program chair at Grenfell Campus talks about being ranked in the top five in Canada
Camille Ouellet Dallaire says students learn the knowledge and skills to tackle today's most pressing environmental challenges while preparing them to make a meaningful impact.
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Warranty work coming next week to the leisure pool and water slide at the Marina Redmond Centre
The competition pool will remain open however some complete closures of the full pool facility will be required from time to time.
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RCMP arrest a man near Deer Lake after he fled from police and damaged two cruisers
The driver was identified as 45-year-old Alan Renouf who has been charged with flight from police, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, mischief and assault with a weapon.
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Staff at the Deer Lake Airport training on how to spot human trafficking and help victims
CEO Tammy Priddle says human trafficking is a very lucrative business with 93 percent of victims being from Canada and nearly a quarter of the victims are children, generating $280K per victim.
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Federal Conservatives calling for an end to all taxes on fuel
On September 7th, the excise tax holiday of 10 cents per litre on gas and 4 cents per litre on diesel ends.
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Search now includes from the air for a missing 68-year-old man in the Birchy Narrows area
Perry Green was last heard from Monday morning and his family believed he was travelling between Port aux Basques and St. John’s, however he did not arrive.
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Driver clocked near Flat Bay doing more than 50 km/hr over the speed limit
RCMP Cpl Jesse O’Donaghey says Traffic Services West stopped the driver Sunday afternoon on the Trans Canada Highway near Flat Bay.
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NDP NL calls for more affordable home heating
Leader Jim Dinn says they’ve been pushing for the removal of the HST from all forms of home heating, everything from electricity, oil, to firewood.
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A petition is going around Deer Lake against a proposed rowhouse development on Trailer Court Road
The town is looking for comments on amendments to development regulations to allow for three rowhouses containing a total of twenty units on about 1.1 hectares of vacant land.
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Westjet flights returned last night at the Deer Lake Regional Airport
CUPE represented cabin crew walked off the job Sunday but on Monday, it was announced that a tentative deal will be brought to members for a vote.
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RCMP looking for a red Rav4 stolen from the TCH near La Manche Siding this past weekend
The red 2018 Toyota Rav4 had Newfoundland and Labrador licence plate JPX800.
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Deer Lake RCMP looking for a missing man, 68-year-old Perry Green
Green is a Caucasian man with blue eyes, he stands about 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs approximately 155 pounds.
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Corner Brook RNC arrest an impaired driver who fled from police and struck three parked vehicles
The driver failed roadside testing and she was charged with impaired driving.
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Waterline flushing underway for two weeks in the Curling and Mount Moriah areas
If residents do notice discoloration, they should run the cold water until the water is clear.
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Corner Brook's little red street train, the Mill Whistler, should be back in operation soon
The train has been down since this past weekend and the hope is to have it back in service today or tomorrow.
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Comments welcomed on NL's 10-year Poverty Reduction and Prevention Strategy
Written submissions can be mailed to P.O. Box 8700, St. John's, NL A1B 4J6.
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Flight attendants at Westjet to vote on a tentative agreement after a strike was launched on Sunday
CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech says “teams are working hard to restore service and get guests on their way to their destinations as quickly as possible.”
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Bayfm's "Rising Voices" explores how technology shapes the minds of young people
Corner Brook Status of Women Research and Action Coordinator Destiny Hopkins says a Stats Canada report from a couple of years ago highlighted youth 15 plus are spending more than twenty hours a week on their phones and that number is increasing.
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Western Regional Waste Management looking to "Green up the Games" as 1600 athletes are on the way here
Questions about garbage and what goes where can be found on the wrwmnl app, which is free to download.
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Coast Guard "pleased" with grounded cargo vessel removal process to date happening in Lark Harbour
During his time with the Coast Guard, Bruce English says he’s never worked on a project of this magnitude.
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RNC on the East Coast conducts bike safety session for cyclists
Cst Stephanie Myers says cyclists and motorists need to put safety first.
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Comedian Trent McLellan is home in Corner Brook to emcee the NL Summer Games opening ceremonies
More than 1600 young athletes are coming here to compete in 12 core sports including athletics, baseball and soccer.
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Resolve Marine gives an update on the removal of a stranded cargo ship near Lark Harbour
Mara Duvernois is the Project Manager and says the team has been working hard over the past couple of months, with a big focus on removing the remaining 63 containers onboard.
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North Harbour Resource Road in the Pasadena area is closed this week
This is for bridge installation at the 6 km mark, replacing washed out culverts.
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NL NDP leader Jim Dinn writes to the Prime Minister about private healthcare and the pharmacare program
Dinn says allowing private, for-profit healthcare to take hold within our public system will not improve health outcomes for Canadians.
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Clarenville RCMP looking for 48-year-old Jeremy Bugden who was last seen on July2nd
He was last seen in the Memorial Drive area of Clarenville on July 2nd and his loved ones have not heard from him over the past few weeks.
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Port Saunders RCMP looking to arrest 33-year-old Tyler James Melvyn Bennett
If you have information regarding the current location of Tyler Bennett, please contact police at 1-800-709-RCMP (7267) or call your local detachment.
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Charges upgraded now that a young boy has died after being struck by a vehicle in St. John's
32-year-old Tyler Day is now facing charges that include Impaired Driving Causing Death, Failure to Remain at the Scene of an Accident Causing Death, Operating Over the Legal Limit Causing Death, and Dangerous Operation Causing Death.
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Single vehicle crash near the airstrip in Bell Island claims the life of a 58-year-old man
The death is not being treated as suspicious in nature but RCMP are looking for dash cam footage or witnesses.
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Corner Brook submits plan for federal funding to help with the costs of paving roads
Councillor Donna Luther spoke about how the Canada Community-Building Fund requires the city to submit a Capital Investment Plan allocating the City’s full 2024-2029 funding entitlement in the amount of $4,647,712.
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Town of Deer Lake is taking comments on the proposed development of row houses on Trailer Court Road
It would include two 7-unit and one 6-unit rowhouse on about 1.1 hectares of vacant land. Zoning would have to change from Commercial General and Residential Mini-Home to Residential High Density, and the maximum permitted size of a rowhouse would increase from four to eight units.
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Atlantic Canada Sustainable Agriculture Summit at Grenfell Campus wrapped up Tuesday with 90 people registered p
Topics covered climate change, crop nutrition and health, irrigation, artificial intelligence, and farm viability.
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Corner Brook Pawd helping seniors care for their dogs is looking for clients
This group of volunteers can help with dog walking, trips to the vet, temporary care, or rehoming if that's what the senior wants.
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One tractor trailer driver is dead and another is seriously injured after a collision in central early yesterday
The Trans-Canada Highway was closed for several hours and the cause of the collision is under investigation.
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Fisherman missing in the Bay of Islands was found dead early yesterday morning
Bay of Islands Volunteer Search and Rescue were called in by the RNC just after 9 o’clock Monday night after reports of an overturned boat on Gillam’s Pond near Summerside.
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Government is working on legislation to allow supported decision-making for adults who need it
A new framework would help guide the development of improved legislation and policies so adults can make decisions with the help of someone they trust rather than having someone else decide for them.
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Jigs and Wheels festival continues with Light Up the Bay this evening at the Bay of Islands Yacht Club
Light Up the Bay will take place from 6-10 p.m. at the Waterfront Marina on Pikes Avenue in Curling.
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RCMP catch a wanted man in Stephenville by foot and in Flowers Cove, an ATM was broken into
Police caught up with him and arrested 34-year-old Michael Kane.
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Corner Brook changes regulations to make it easier to build new homes or businesses
To reduce the financial burden of upfront payments for servicing-related costs, developments with servicing costs under $30,000 may apply to have these costs divided into four equal, interest-free quarterly payments
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Nature Conservancy Canada launches 6th Big Backyard Bioblitz and they want your photographs
Over the past five years, more than 250,000 observations have been submitted representing more than 9,600 species, including globally threatened species.
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NL Summer Games will be here in Corner Brook and Stephenville in 12 days time
Mayor Linda Chaisson says thousands of people will be here and in Stephenville including 1800 athletes along with about 2000 family members.
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Applications being accepted until the end of August for grants through the Seniors’ Social Inclusion Initiative
Last year, 104 organizations were funded to help older people stay active, engaged and connected.
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Porter Airlines now flying out of Deer Lake on enhanced Dash 8 aircraft with the lightest seats in the world
The first refreshed aircraft are already in service, with the full fleet of 29 planes expected to be completed this fall.
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Four west coast communities are getting $347K for municipal capital works projects
More than $93K is going towards upgrades to Fifth Avenue in Humber Arm South. Work will include roadside stormwater infrastructure, installation of pipe culverts and the resurfacing of asphalt.
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Corner Brook council approves $50K contract to update the city's wastewater strategic plan
Since CBCL completed the plan in 2017, it has not been updated.
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RCMP offers safety reminders for motorists going through construction zones along the west coast
Traffic Services West Cst Derek Hayden says drivers need to pay attention to signage.
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A 53-year-old woman is dead after an overnight moose-vehicle collision near the Chapel Arm exit
Just before 2:45 this morning, police were called to the area where the woman was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Weekend car accident in Corner Brook leads to search of the woods for a possible occupant
A search took place but thankfully it was determined that there was no other occupant involved during the accident.
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Premier Tony Wakeham focused on healthcare funding and Canada's defense strategy at last week's Premiers meetings
Wakeham said 80 percent of the cost of healthcare delivery across the country is about people and retention and recruitment.
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St. Anthony RCMP seizes a vehicle from unlicensed, uninsured driver for second time this week
For a second time in less than a week, the vehicle he was driving was seized and impounded by police for a period of 30 days, and he was issued an additional licence suspension.
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Gov of NL, extended coverage for patients with cleft lip and/or palate
Department of Health and Community Services said several changes have been introduced to reduce the financial burden on families.
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Jimmy Rankin coming to Port aux Basques this Saturday August 1
The concert takes place on the Port aux Basques softball field on Saturday August 1
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Jigs and Wheels 2026
The Jigs & Wheels Festival is returning to Broadway with an exciting lineup of musical artists for the city's annual opening weekend celebrations, this year the festival will feature two jam-packed nights.
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The NL Summer Games
The NL Summer Games in Corner Brook and Stephenville is just over two weeks away
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Newfoundland and Labrador’s Most Active Community
The town will receive a prize of $10,000 to put toward local physical activity initiatives.
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Regional Visitor Information Services.
Andrea Barbour, Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation, this week announced $71,000 in funding to support regional organizations that provide visitor services throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Tragic news this week
Premier Tony Wakeham, , on behalf of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, extends heartfelt condolences to the families and friends of two fish harvesters, who lost their life in a tragic incident off Harbour Round on the Baie Verte Peninsula.
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NL'S most active community
Stephenville has been named Newfoundland and Labrador’s Most Active Community in the 2026 ParticipACTION Community Challenge
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Funding to support the purchase of a fire protection vehicle and fire equipment in Pasadena
Pleaman Forsey, Minister of Forestry, Agriculture and Lands, Wednesday announced over $531,000 in funding to support the purchase of a fire protection vehicle and fire equipment.
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Mountain Isle Day Park
The Day featured music including a new song written by Roxanne Abbott titled “Our Town” in celebration of the park’s opening, as well as a waterslide and a free BBQ. Mayor Erica Humber Shears hosted the opening.
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St.Anthony RCMP seizes vehicle from unlicenced, uninsured, and impaired driver
Shortly after 6 pm on July 20, RCMP officers conducting patrols in the East Street area of St.Anthony stopped a vehicle with an expired registration.
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RCMP Traffic Services West suspend driver's licence for excessive speed
Shortly after 10 a.m. on July 20, an officer with RCMP Traffic Services West observed a vehicle travelling at speeds up to 132 km/hr in an 80 km/hr zone on Route 430, south of Rocky Harbour.
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Channel-Port aux Basques RCMP arrests impaired driver
Shortly after 11:00 p.m. Saturday evening, police conducting a traffic enforcement observed a vehicle travelling well under the posted speed limit. The driver showed signs of impairment and later failed a roadside screening
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Friday was the 100th Anniversary of the The Royal Canadian Legion In Canada.
In Corner Brook an emotional ceremony took place at Branch 13 with the presentation of a painting.
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BayFM wins two national awards in less than a year
The Community Radio Awards in Broadcast and Online selected BayFM for their “Community Engagement Award.”
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UPDATED: Missing man Joshua Legge found safe
The RCMP provided an update on Saturday.
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UPDATED: Teen dead after Stephenville dirt bike crash
The operator, an 18 year old male, was rushed to Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital in Stephenville with life-threatening injuries.
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