The Chief stated that while they “have not yet met with MSC officials this year, December meetings were productive” creating optimism that the year ahead will bring meaningful, collaborative progress.
Qalipu First Nations Chief Jenny Brake has issued a message recently concerning the MSC Baltic III which has been grounded in Lark Harbour for nearly a year now. The Chief stated that while they “have not yet met with MSC officials this year, December meetings were productive” creating optimism that the year ahead will bring meaningful, collaborative progress. Brake reaffirmed a commitment to being a strong voice in conversations with MSC and all stakeholders, ensuring that the vessel’s removal is carried out as safely as possible. Priorities are protecting the environment, creating meaningful employment opportunities for local people, and ensuring that everyone affected by this situation has a voice in the process. The Chief will share updates as verified information becomes available, and she thanked members for raising concerns and staying involved.
On-demand weeknight and weekend transit service starting in Corner Brook on April 1st
Plans to build a home bounded by the Humber River in Steady Brook gets environmental green light
20th annual Trails Tales Tunes festival taking place May 15th-24th in Norris Point
TCH north of Port-aux-Basques finally reopened after transport truck blocked the west lane all night
RCMP stop woman in Piccadilly doing nearly 90kms/hr over the speed limit
