Interested residents can call the town at 634-7601 to register.
The town of Steady Brook is looking for residents to adopt a fire hydrant over the winter and keep it free of snow and ice. Interested residents can call the town at 634-7601 to register. Each week, the town will draw a name from those in the Adopt-A-Fire-Hydrant program for a $25 gift certificate. Names will be re-entered for upcoming draws, as well as a final draw for a $200 gift card.
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Corner Brook issues advisory ahead of winter weather on Wednesday
Meanwhile, the city’s on-street parking ban is in effect until May 1st, meaning vehicles must be parked in driveways by 12:00 a.m.
Food drives during Christmas help stock the shelves for the year at the Bay of Islands Foodbank
Foodbanks Canada has said the number of requests for food coming in nationally has doubled over the last five years.
UPDATE: 32nd annual Tree of Memories celebration will now take place December 9th
Executive Director Suzanne Carey says 6 west coast communities have their own trees and in Corner Brook, the tree is located across from the donor wall at the new hospital.
Corner Brook mourns the loss of long time and well known volunteer Gladys Batten
Gladys passed away Thursday at the age of 83.
Driver pulled over in Corner Brook Saturday evening, no insurance or registration
The 59 year old man had his vehicle seized by police.
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It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
Bing Crosby
Frosty The Snowman
Hank Snow
Must Be Santa
Bryan Adams
32nd annual Tree of Memories
32nd annual Tree of Memories celebration this week, in support of Western Regional Hospital Foundation
The Plain Truth, Wednesday November 26, 2025
Host Paula Sheppard's guests this week are Destiny Hopkins, Lead Coordinator for the Technology Facilitated Gender Based Violence Project with the Corner Brook Status of Women's Council and Michelle Maloney, Violence Prevention and SARA Project Coordinator
