They can now take e-bikes, scooters, electronic toys and games, as well as ipads and e-books.
People in the western zone can now recycle more unwanted electric products, or E-waste. Lynn Howse is the Outreach Coordinator with Western Regional Waste Management. On Bayfm’s “Trash Talk Thursday,” she spoke about a new agreement whereby they can now take e-bikes, scooters, electronic toys and games, as well as ipads and e-books. Howse says while those are the larger groups of products, a full list of what is now accepted at the landfill at no cost can be found on their facebook page
RCMP looking for the public's help after two overnight break ins at businesses in Stephenville
Busy summer in Corner Brook
Roblo's Rock releases an album called, "Off the Floor"
Two young people taken to hospital after an ATV fire in Cormack on Tuesday
Cruise ship arrives early and overnights in Corner Brook because of bad weather in St. John's
