Shirts are available by calling Jason at 709-634-0411
September 30th is Truth and Reconciliation Day, a time to honour the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. People also wear orange on that day and each year, the Qalipu First Nations Band holds a contest for the shirt design. Band Manager Charles Pender says Kali Gill, a grade 9 student from Corner Brook Intermediate, was the winner and designed this year’s shirt. Shirts are available by calling Jason at 709-634-0411
Lark Harbour man charged after police find cocaine, cash, pills and a taser
Benton and Metals Creek partner to acquire 6 potential hydrogen projects on the west coast
Free public event Sunday at Margaret Bowater Park as part of 3rd Bay of Islands Maple Festival
Corner Brook starts new initiative to speed up permitting process
Price of gas goes up, goes down, goes up again and more to come tomorrow
