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• Corner Brook RNC ticket two drivers and seize both vehicles at traffic stops this past weekend

  On Saturday (Sept. 13th) at approximately 1 p.m., RNC noticed a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed on the Trans-Canada Highway near Little Rapids.

• Hundreds of teachers provided input into Education Accord, now hearing claims is was drafted with AI

  President Dale Lambe says about 400 teachers across this province participated in the Accord process in good faith, providing their time and considerable experience and expertise with an expectation the drafters of this report would produce a credible document at the end of day.

• MHA says new long term care centre in Stephenville Crossing is needed

  Scott Reid says the 150-bed project will replace the current facility which was built in 1976.

• Corner Brook Pulp and Paper's five year forestry plan gets government go ahead

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