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
Nominations close tonight to fill the vacant seat in Benoits Cove ward for Qalipu First Nation
Government points to insurance claims for road negligence as trucks haul away the MSC Baltic III
Corner Brook business owner asks for help with identifying who is responsible for vandalism last week
June is Pride month and the Corner Brook Bay of Islands Pride group have many events on the go
Five west coast students win the 2026 WorkplaceNL student safety video/radio ad contest
