The initial delivery of products is scheduled to arrive in March 2025 to Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services Supply Chain Distribution Centres in Corner Brook and St. John’s.
Shoppers Drug Mart is donating 4.6 million menstrual products to advance menstrual equity in this province. This donation is valued at approximately $1.9 million, and will see menstrual products distributed throughout Newfoundland and Labrador over the next three years. Products are primarily distributed to junior high and high schools; however, will be the first jurisdiction in the country to also distribute menstrual products free of charge to post-secondary institutions, women’s centres and equity-seeking organizations, transition houses, friendship centres, emergency shelters, and food banks. The initial delivery of products is scheduled to arrive in March 2025 to Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services Supply Chain Distribution Centres in Corner Brook and St. John’s.
Two Radiation Oncologists have been hired to work at Western Memorial Regional Hospital
Corner Brook RNC seize a couple of vehicles overnight due to impaired operation
Fake $100 bill passed at a Corner Brook restaurant
Qalipu and Miawpukek Nations have issued a joint statement concerning the National Marine Conservation Area (NMCA)
Paving plans for the next week in Corner Brook include O'Connell Drive at Citadel Drive
