The picture shows a woman driving a silver honda accord, possibly a 2006 model, with pink rims.
A post on Facebook today tells the story of a kidnapped dog in the Corner Brook area. A picture of the dog named Tia can be seen on the NLWest SPCA page. One of the pictures shows a woman taking the dog yesterday afternoon in the Clarence Street area. She was driving a silver honda accord, possibly a 2006 model, with pink rims. Anyone with information is asked to contact Tia’s owners at 709-632-4892.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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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