Vehicles must be removed from the sides of streets by 1 a.m. Thursday.
New Year’s Eve celebrations won’t be hampered by a parking ban in the city of Corner Brook. The ban will be lifted for tonight and tomorrow. It is in effect to allow for snow clearing operations until March but an exception is being made for anyone celebrating New Years festivities in Corner Brook. Vehicles must be removed from the sides of streets by 1 a.m. Thursday.
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Light rain overnight but Badger forest fire continues; residents have been evacuated
Meanwhile, Forestry Minister Lisa Dempster says a fire about a kilometre in size in Churchill Falls is being held with two tankers and helicopters on site.
Corner Brook looking for software proposals for on-demand transit
It will support the evolution of Corner Brook Transit into a more responsive, efficient, and inclusive service.
RCMP issue arrest warrant for Leon William Francis of Port aux Basques
Francis is wanted in relation to a number of criminal charges.
Province wide outdoor fire ban now in effect due to a forest fire near Badger
There have been 117 wildfires in NL so far this season.
Everyone is invited to Saturday's Sunrise Ceremony in Corner Brook as part of Indigenous Peoples Day
Member Sherry Dean says eating is always a big part of ceremonies and they recently had their drums “feasted”
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The Plain Truth, Wednesday June 18, 2025
June is Men's Health Month and this year focuses on improving men's mental well being and reducing the stigma surrounding mental health issue.
Leroy's Diner
Join the gang at Leroy's Diner as they present... A Tribute to Reba McEntire and the Women of Country!
Qalipu Today, Tuesday June 17, 2025
A special episode of Qalipu Today, featuring guests from the Corner Brook Aboriginal Women’s Association
