Indigenous Women's Reconciliation Council receives $550,000 for violence prevention

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• Two people charged after breaking into a Corner Brook home and using a weapon to assault the resident

  The resident was taken to Western Memorial Regional Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

• St. John's man charged with murder after suspicious death in the capital city

  RNC say 27-year-old Jordan Woods has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of a 28-year-old man.

• Corner Brook RNC launch new dedicated traffic unit at a checkpoint in Meadows this morning

  Inspector Amy Sharpe  says this  two-member team is specially trained to investigate serious traffic-related offences. This includes dangerous and impaired driving, multi-vehicle collisions, and breaches of the Highway Traffic Act.

• Western Regional Waste Management gets big uptake in people using new app for sorting trash

  Western Regional Waste Management’s outreach coordinator Lynn Howse says ione inquiry over the past week was what to do with take away containers so if they’re contaminated in any way they go in the garbage, and pizza boxes, other than those from the grocery stores, should also be trashed.

• Integrated Youth Services Hub opening next year in Corner Brook, will be operated out of Vine Place Community centre

  Mike Kearley is the Executive Director, Vine Place Community Centre. He says this is “an incredible opportunity to bring that belief to life in a new way — creating a safe, welcoming space where youth in Corner Brook and surrounding communities can find the support they need.”