The recipient is being asked to share their banking information in order to receive a senior’s bonus.
Government is advising NL seniors and their families that a telephone scam has been reported and the caller claims to be representing the Premier. The recipient is being asked to share their banking information in order to receive a senior’s bonus. Residents are reminded that government nor the Premier’s office would ever call to request such information in order to exchange money. If someone does receive such a call, they should immediately hang up. To report a scam, contact your local police.
No tax increases next year, but there will be a new $150 Waste Management levy for Corner Brook
Qalipu First Nation Cultural Wellness team launches Community Care Drive today at 3 locations
Allison Crowe: Tidings at the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Center tonight
NL's deficit is now $948 million instead of the $626 million projected this past summer
More damage and debris around grounded cargo ship in Lark Harbour
