The city of Corner Brook is working on an Accessibility Plan and looking for input

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• Motorists walk away after striking moose on the west coast Tuesday evening

  RCMP Cpl Jesse O’Donaghey says the first call came around 6 p.m. near Little Harbour between a passenger vehicle and a moose.

• New campaign warns people of the dangers of illegal cannabis

  Illegal cannabis is unregulated and not tested for safety, meaning there’s no way to know what it contains, including harmful levels of mould, pesticides and bacteria.

• Nature Conservancy of Canada offers tips for bird enthusiasts

  Some of the more prominent birds in this area include the black capped chickadees, morning doves, blue jays but it’s possible to find upwards of 160 species of birds in NL during the winter months. 

• Province moves back to 24-hour snow clearing

  By hiring more staff, an overnight shift can be added so that snow clearing happens all night long, not just during regular hours.

• Change order for nearly $50K approved for Corner Brook's Deep Gulch Project

  The over $3M project has so far accumulated over $324K in change orders.