Premier will deliver an apology to residential school survivors

More from Local News

• Tony Wakeham talks about election commitments like health care, cost of living, and safer communities

  Wakeham says it’s both humbling and an honour to be given the responsibility of being Premier, something he doesn’t take lightly and wants to get down to work to make this a better place to live. 

• Income Support cheques are waiting to be picked up for clients without direct deposit

  This includes offices on Union Street in Corner Brook, Farm Road in Deer Lake, and Carolina Avenue in Stephenville.

• A donated collection by Arthur Raymond Lundrigan on display today at Grenfell's Ferriss Hodgett Library

  This is a free, public, event located in the "Lundrigan Room" that houses his Newfoundland & Labrador book collection and historical maps of the province from 1556 to 1879.

• Town of Stephenville mourns the loss of recently elected Councillor and Former Mayor Tom O'Brien

  Tom was a devoted husband to his wife Christine and a proud father to his daughters Natasha and Stephanie, and a loving grandfather.

• Teachers in NL looking forward to campaign commitments being made by change in government

  NLTA President Dale Lambe says “Education is the foundation of the future of this province, and throughout the course of this campaign, Premier-designate Tony Wakeham made promises to educators and to the people of this province about improving education.”