Membership has grown to over 400
The Chief of the Benoit’s Cove Indian Band, or Elmastukwek First Nation, is putting out a call for people from the area to apply. Chief Terri Greene says since the band’s revival a year ago, they now have over 400 members. She says member numbers will grow as more become aware. Chief Greene says they just completed a two day beaded moccasin workshop over the weekend with 24 participants. She says they will have fly tying and ribbon skirt workshops soon.
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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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“Music Alone Shall Live: A Sing-A-Long Celebration” gets underway 1 p.m. at 110 Humber Road.
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.”
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.
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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