This year’s theme is Girls’ Vision for the Future.
This is International Day of the Girl Child. Established by the United Nations in 2011, this day brings attention and awareness to the rights, challenges and potential of girls around the world. It also celebrates the achievements of girls who have overcome adversity and encourages global action towards gender equality. This year’s theme is Girls’ Vision for the Future.
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Staff at Corner Brook city hall concerned about unpaid taxes and mail delivery
Director of Finance and Administration Robert George says it’s unusual, especially when one resident got their tax bill but the neighbour did not.
Port of Corner Brook opens new warehouse to support regular container shipping to overseas markets
The project was made possible through a partnership with Transport Canada under the National Trade Corridors Fund (NTCF) and the provincial Government.
NL Government speeds up plan to have lowest poverty rates in Canada by 2036
A committee has been formed to lead the Poverty Reduction and Prevention Strategy.
Lark Harbour man charged after police find cocaine, cash, pills and a taser
38-year-old Michael Joseph Park was arrested.
Benton and Metals Creek partner to acquire 6 potential hydrogen projects on the west coast
They are located in the Bay of Islands, Bay St. George area, Bond Pond, Cape St. Gregory, Deer Lake, and Parsons Pond.
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TRASH TALK THURSDAY
On this Trash Talk! We welcome a special guest from the City of Corner Brook to talk about their new recycling program! #sortit #trashtalknl #sortitwestern
NL Summer Games
Michelle Payne from the VIP Reception Hospitality Committee drops by for the chat.
The Plain Truth, Wednesday March 25, 2025
Paula Shepperd’s guests this week are Tania Heath and Bridget Clarke from the St.John’s Status of Woman Council
