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• Pasadena woman caught at a traffic stop in Corner Brook with cocaine on Wednesday night

  Michelle Chantelle Major was released from custody with conditions, and is due in court November 17th.

• Government looks for public input on changes to the Highway Traffic Act

  Government Services Minister Mike Goosney says the focus is on four areas that include E-bikes and e-scooters, bicycle safety as well as car and booster seats for children, and driving schools.

• Rugby returns to the NL Summer Games underway in Corner Brook after a three decades absence

  Rugby continues in Corner Brook this morning at the Corner Brook High Field and medals games will take place there on Saturday. 

• Registration is open for the first West Coast Business and Investment Summit

  This two-day event from October 6th to the 7th will bring together business leaders, investors, Indigenous organizations, municipalities, government, educators, and major project proponents from across Newfoundland and Labrador and beyond.

• Corner Brook business offering meals for those in need this Tibbs Eve

  “Samuel’s Sammiches and Sweets” is owned and operated by Robert McCarthy and his wife Christina and within a week after posting to social media about their idea, other businesses and donations confirmed enough to prepare more than 300 meals at about $50 each.