Four projects in Gros Morne to strengthen tourism and sustainable food practices get funded

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• Qalipu Chief says "members are frustrated" over lack of action on removal of the cargo ship in Lark Harbour

  The Chief says they need to be a part  of this process and they want to help with the clean up.

• Comments are invited on plans to construct two breakwaters in Cox's Cove

  The two proposed breakwater structures will be approximately 350 metres total length, two to three metres wide with the base spanning upwards of 20-25 metres.

• NLWest SPCA planning "A Desert Night" on May9th at the Elks Club

  President Frances Drover says get ready to tantalize your sweet tooth with a variety of cakes including chocolate and pistachio served with ice cream, and a selection of pies, all donated and homemade. 

• Another MHA is highlighting delays in getting a stranded cargo ship out of Lark Harbour

  Torngat MHA Lela Evans says “On a global scale, we are all realizing that the environment we live in is precious and sustains us; collectively, we must ensure that we can manage our footprint – this includes minimizing any environmental impact from the grounded Baltic III.”

• Patients who travel more than 500 kms a year for healthcare can now get 25 cents per km

  The 500-kilometre annual deductible period runs from April 1 to March 31st.