Corner Brook Pulp News Today

Corner Brook Pulp and Paper said Friday that it was temporarily halting operations at its western Newfoundland mill.

Demand for electricity hit a seasonal high this winter as a mass of arctic air spread over Newfoundland and La...

The historic Glynmill Inn in Corner Brook is celebrating it's 100th anniversary. The inn officially opened on ...

In 2014, the Newfoundland and Labrador government approved a $110-million loan to help save the struggling newsprint mill in Corner Brook. That figure is now $117 million, as interest has accumulated. As Terry Roberts reports, Kruger Inc., the parent company of the Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Ltd., will not comment on why.

A $110-million government loan in 2014 helped save the struggling newsprint mill in Corner Brook, N.L., but the owners have not made a payment for years, and the balance is swelling as interest accumulates.

Premier Andrew Furey says the province will do what it can to be there for the workers of Kruger's paper mill ...

The Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Mill is shutting down operations for seven days, according to Kruger.

By Jaymie White

A nine-metre-high dome-shaped greenhouse sits in a parking lot next to a highway and the Corner Brook Pulp and Paper mill. The Western Environment Centre is building the community greenhouse to show that food can grow anywhere.

One of the lessons of the Churchill Falls project was to have a market for the electricity before starting construction. The Muskrat Falls project seemed to fit the bill. And while the project is now meeting its commitments to Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador isn't seeing the same good news, writes Larry Hughes.