Premier Andrew Furey says there aren’t a lot of these specialists to choose from and they have a health recruitment package prepared that includes more than $500,000 a year to practice here.
The Mayor of Corner Brook is still holding onto hope there will be a new nursing school built in Corner Brook. Next to housing, it was number two on the Mayor’s wish list from Last week’s provincial budget. Parsons says he understands recruitment and retention is an issue for getting health care workers here but the equipment is ready and waiting. He says they’ve been talking about a nursing school for some time now. The new hospital is slated to open in June and Parsons says there still isn’t an oncologist in place for cancer care. Meanwhile, Premier Andrew Furey says there aren’t a lot of these specialists to choose from and they have a health recruitment package prepared that includes more than $500,000 a year to practice here. The new Western Memorial Regional Hospital will open to patients and clients on June 2nd.
RCMP and Deer Lake Search and Rescue join efforts to find an Ontario man missing since Friday
More policing to focus on panhandling in downtown Corner Brook
Applications are open for the 2026-27 Community Enhancement Employment Program until June 26th
NL Young Farmers Mentorship Program is sowing seeds of success
Slow going in the Wreckhouse area as police respond to an overturned transport trailer
