A news release from the company explains this is due to low water levels impacting the ability of Deer Lake Power to supply sufficient energy to operate the Mill.
Effective Monday, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Ltd. will temporarily shut down newsprint production. A news release from the company explains this is due to low water levels impacting the ability of Deer Lake Power to supply sufficient energy to operate the Mill. It says, “This critical situation has been caused by extremely low precipitation in the province, resulting in historically low water levels at the Grand Lake reservoir.” The shutdown will last until water levels are restored and during this time, workers will be reassigned to other activities.
Impaired driver narrowly misses two RNC officers at a check point near Cook's Brook
Corner Brook city hall hosts "respectful" budget consultation, budget coming down on December 8th
44th annual Gingerbread House opens tomorrow at the Valley Mall
RCMP arrest Tanner Alexander after theft of liquor at a Stephenville store
Assessment underway after last week's weather pounded a grounded cargo ship in Lark Harbour
