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Poaching charges dismissed against Corner Brook doctor Dr. Justin French and another man had been accused of dragging a net in a salmon river. French pleaded not guilty, and the Crown eventually dismissed the charge. Social Sharing Dr. Justin French and another man had been accused of dragging a net in a salmon river Posted: Jun 16, 2021 5:55 PM NT | Last Updated: June 16 Gord Clarke, right, captured on hidden DFO surveillance cameras near Corner Brook. Clarke pleaded guilty to salmon poaching....

The submarine, which was acquired from the United Kingdom in 1998, has been subject to significant repair and refit work and will undergo sea trials. Public affairs officer Capt. Chelsea Dubeau said the submarine has had 47 equipment upgrades including a new communication mast to allow high-speed and highly-secure satellite communications and equipment to allow it to fire modernized torpedoes. “Following the completion of its (extended docking work period) in early 2022, HMCS Corner Brook ...

After a heart transplant and cancer, this Grand Falls-Windsor woman is now a university graduate Six years, a new heart and a battle with cancer later, Amanda Saunders of Grand Falls-Windsor has graduated from Memorial University. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jun 06, 2021 5:00 PM NT | Last Updated: June 6 Amanda Saunders finished a degree in psychology after having a heart transplant and going through cancer treatment to get there. (Lori Lee Pike/Submitted) Six years, a new heart, and ...

The provincial government has decided to change the official description of the it's 400-year-old coat of arms.

Belraha - بالراحة, would have emerged no matter where she spent her last semester, Dempsey says. Still, living in Cairo offered her a creative opportunity she couldnt have seized upon in Canada. "From a photographic point of view, its definitely been really fun to just be able to go to the desert," says Dempsey. This selection, a self-portrait, was taken in the Wadi Degla Protectorates. "The pictures make it look really remote," says Dempsey. Its actually roughly 30 minutes from the cit...

Newfoundlanders and Labradorians scattered throughout the rest of the country are excited about the prospect of finally coming home.

The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for June 4.

Small city, big problem: Why Corner Brook uses so much water Twenty million litres of water is filtered at the treatment plant in Corner Brook every day, and city staff say thats too much. Social Sharing Corner Brook consumes 20 million litres of water each day, and the city says thats way too much Posted: Jun 03, 2021 7:00 AM NT | Last Updated: June 3 The city of Corner Brook consumes 20 million litres of water per day. City staff say thats excessive, and theyre encouraging residents to cut ba...

Posted: Jun 02, 2021 6:00 AM NT | Last Updated: June 2 The Valley Mall in Corner Brook has multiple vacant storefronts, and is far from the only small shopping centre in Newfoundland and Labrador looking for tenants.(Lindsay Bird/CBC) Signs of the pandemics toll on retail are everywhere in Corner Brooks Valley Mall, and they all say the same thing: For Lease. Its property manager Tammy Joyces job to switch those signs over to storefronts, but for more than a year now, thats been a tough sell.�...

Some 16 years after consolidation was first recommended, Newfoundland and Labrador continues to operate three nursing schools. But two recent high-profile reports is recommending big changes.