159 km/hr.
RCMP Traffic Services West stopped a driver doing 164 km/hr in a 100 km/hr zone on Monday. Police say the 33-year-old man was stopped for excessive speeding by Traffic Services West on the Trans Canada Highway near Hampden Junction. The driver’s speed was locked in at 159 km/hr. He received a ticket for speeding, his license was suspended, and his vehicle was impounded.
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Investigation started after remains of four dead moose found west of Corner Brook
It’s believed to have happened sometime between September 13th and October 13th in the lady Slipper Road and Gull Pond Road areas.
Officers looking into potential moose poaching near the Plum Point intersection
They discovered a large blood stain on the road and fresh moose remains next to it in the ditch, as well as a shell casing from a rifle across the road.
Improv comedy coming to ACC Corner Brook and Stephenville next week with "the Improvisers"
Roman Danylo, Peter Oldring, and Chris Casillan will take to stages on the west coast next week for shows beginning at 8 p.m.
Premier-designate Tony Wakeham announces transition team
Denise Tubrett will serve as Chief of Staff, bringing a wealth of experience, including serving as Chief of Staff to the Leader of the Opposition, and senior roles in government.
Family plans weekend fireworks sendoff in honour of former Stephenville Mayor Tom O'Brien
Natasha O’Brien says her father always organized fireworks displays in the town, personally planning, and setting off each one; always with his family by his side.
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