These animals are expected to remain in the region throughout the remainder of the fall and during the upcoming winter.
Motorists are being encouraged to be careful when travelling on the Northern Peninsula. A significant number of caribou are currently active in these areas, and the likelihood of caribou-vehicle collisions may increase. These animals are expected to remain in the region throughout the remainder of the fall and during the upcoming winter.
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RCMP seize unworthy vehicle doing 50km/hr over the speed limit in Felix Cove
The 62‑year‑old male driver from Picadilly was ticketed and his license was suspended.
Seniors Advocate has mixed emotions about retiring but feels the time is right and the office is built
Susan Walsh says the past 35 years have been a blink as she gets set to retire in May.
Corner Brook's next town hall meeting will be in Curling
Mayor Linda Chaisson says it will take place in Curling mid-April and all council will be there as well as city staff.
Manitoba man arrested after stealing a cab from Pynn's Brook and crashing it nearby
The suspect blew four times the legal limit at the Deer Lake detachment.
Projects with the Great Coastal Trail and Corner Brook Pulp and Paper get green light from government
Trailhead Development Company Inc. will build a trailhead gateway and a 28-kilometre multi-use trail for walking and biking.
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