The supplement ranges from $200 to $500 and is available to those whose family income for 2025 was $150,000 or less.
Applications for the home heating supplement program are being accepted until January 15th. This is for furnace or stove oil and applications must include an invoice copy showing the address for at least 250 litres. The supplement ranges from $200 to $500 and is available to those whose family income for 2025 was $150,000 or less.
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8 new affordable rental units to be built in Stephenville
Tri-Sun Realty Limited is building 8 units in the community.
RNC urges people to look out for one another as summer festival season kicks into high gear
Cst Stephanie Myers says this is especially important when alcohol and drugs are involved.
$700K is going to crisis hotline services for those experiencing gender-based violence in NL
Meanwhile, Women and Gender Equality Canada announced yesterday that $607.4 million will be spent over four years towards the National Action Plan to End Gender-based Violence.
Deer Lake issues statement in light of concern and frustration over water boil advisory
Town Manager Jason Young says they replaced the aging water filtration system but when the power goes out, it stops putting chlorine in.
Government increases festival funding by $43K and several west coast groups will get part of it
The list of recipients this year includes the Jigs and Wheels festival in Corner Brook, Light up the Bay at the Bay of Islands Yacht Club, the Deer Lake Strawberry Festival, Cormack Days 2026, and Qalipu First Nation Revitalizing Mi’kmaq Culture and Traditions.
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The Flyer
Saga
In A Big Country
Big Country
Rock Me Gently
Andy Kim
Ptarmageddon
Ptarmageddon, a band based out of Labrador will be playing at the Rotary Arts Centre Thursday night and Friday night at Our Lady of Mercy Church in Port au Port
Trash Talk Thursday, July 16, 2026
Lynn Howse from Western Regional Waste Management on Bay Fm
