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Bent steel and broken lives: why do we drive too fast?

Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association hopes to have internal financial ...

While waiting to make a presentation to the Stephenville town council on a backyard hens presentation, members of Cluck Stephenville listen in to discussions at the meeting including from left: Jeffrey Young, Sarah Hood and Stephanie Dove-Day.

Hen group 'clucking' away at Stephenville council to get pilot project ...

Anna White, who has served as the development director for the Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital Foundation for 18 years, is now a director and treasurer with the foundation’s board of directors.

Anna White continues foundation work despite layoff from position

Action from the Corner Brook Regatta in this 2018 file photo.

Humber River Rowing Club Inc. seeking out someone to help them build — ...

Massey Drive’s Nathan Barker of the Memorial University of Newfoundland Sea-Hawks men’s basketball team won a fan vote on Twitter on Monday to be named the U Sports men’s basketball player of the year the 2018-19 season.

PHOTO: Fans vote Massey Drive's Nathan Barker as the U Sports men’s ...

Deputy Mayor Sheilagh O’Leary stands next to a life-size cutout in council chambers provided by Baby-Friendly Newfoundland and Labrador, a group committed to increasing breastfeeding in the province.

O’Leary pushes for breastfeeding policy at St. John's facilities

St. John’s Mayor Danny Breen said implementing parking relief for downtown “creates the same conditions across the city.”

Parking relief passed by St. John's city council

Coun. Debbie Hanlon.

‘Winter is over’

Mounties are investigating the sudden deaths of a man and a woman in Port Hood.

Police say chainsaw used on door during attempted break and enter in Gander

Updated 5 hours ago

Exploits Valley Intermediate students (from left) Mya Fifield, Emily Hayden, Claire Loder, Cora Hogg and Devyn Hogg display their hydrogen tile for the University of Waterloo’s International Year of the Periodic Table of Elements project.

Students at Grand Falls-Windsor’s EVI selected for international University of Waterloo project

Published Mar 21, 2019 at 3:34 p.m.

Alex Harrold

Alex Harrold: How death sets you free but taxes don’t

Updated Mar 21, 2019 at 3:32 p.m.

Grand Falls-Windsor Coun. Mark Whiffen wants to restart the Main Street Business Association, to once again place focus on the town’s historic shopping district.

Grand Falls-Windsor looking to restart Main Street Business Association

Published Mar 20, 2019 at 1:26 p.m.

News

Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association hopes to have internal financial review done within 10 days

Updated 1 hour ago

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Alleged bikers want charges thrown out

Published 3 hours ago

Scott Thon appears as a witness at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry on Monday by Skype, from Calgary.

Muskrat Falls Inquiry hears from SNC-Lavalin employees

Published 3 hours ago

Mounties are investigating the sudden deaths of a man and a woman in Port Hood.

Police say chainsaw used on door during attempted break and enter in Gander

Updated 5 hours ago

Sports

Action from the Corner Brook Regatta in this 2018 file photo.

Humber River Rowing Club Inc. seeking out someone to help them build — or repair — boats

Published 1 hour ago

Western Kings goalie Lucas Wiseman keeps his eyes on the action in front of the net during a drill at team practice on Wednesday night at the Corner Brook Civic Centre.

Western Kings have each other’s backs — on the ice and off

Updated Mar 20, 2019 at 11 p.m.

Chris Leroy of Corner Brook will be playing volleyball with Trent University in the fall.

Corner Brook's Chris LeRoy turns disappointment into a new direction as he commits to play volleyball at Trent University

Published Mar 20, 2019 at 12:29 a.m.

After playing six road games in nine days earlier this month, the St. John's Edge could have used a break ... and they got one. When the Edge host the London Lightning Saturday night at Mile One Centre, it will be 13 days from their last game. St. John's coach Doug Plumb, shown in this file photo, hopes the benefits of the time off outweigh the negatives that might come with such a lengthy hiatus. — St. John's Edge photo/Jeff Parsons

Doug Plumb steps down at St. John's Edge head coach

Published Mar 19, 2019 at 11:41 a.m.

Business

Dan Villeneuve, CEO and president of Great Northern Port Inc.

Memorial University to collaborate with Great Northern Port Inc. on Crémaillère Harbour economic study

Updated 8 hours ago

Economist Mike Stolte, author of “Tourism 360” — a guide to assessing regional tourism potential, was in Corner Brook Thursday to facilitate the Visioning, Benchmarking, and Idea Generation session that is part of the Strategic Tourism for Areas and Regions (STAR) program being employed in the Corner Brook/Bay of Islands/Lower Humber Valley area to develop a new tourism strategy for the region.

Economist Mike Stolte facilitates tourism session in Corner Brook

Updated Mar 14, 2019 at 11:45 p.m.

Husky Energy’s SeaRose FPSO.

Husky to begin repair work at South White Rose Extension Friday morning

Updated Mar 14, 2019 at 1:45 p.m.

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GUEST COLUMN: Independent pharmacies at risk

Published Mar 13, 2019 at 6 a.m.

Living

Anna White, who has served as the development director for the Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital Foundation for 18 years, is now a director and treasurer with the foundation’s board of directors.

Anna White continues foundation work despite layoff from position

Updated 1 hour ago

Jane with with one family, the MacNeil siblings, who were far from being minimalists. - Vision TV

STREAMLINE YOUR STUFF: Halifax series The Big Downsize features two families who must deal with getting rid of a lifetime of belongings

Updated Mar 15, 2019 at 12:10 p.m.

The Bay St. George Artists’ Association is sponsoring a solo exhibition of works by Tyler Natyshen, a 26-year-old Stephenville man who does drawings on canvas from old photographs.

PHOTO: Bay St. George Artists’ Association is sponsoring a solo exhibition of works by Tyler Natyshen

Updated Mar 14, 2019 at 11:45 p.m.

Lewisporte-based poet Philip Patey.

Lewisporte, N.L. poet Phillip Patey has amassed a large collection of work

Published Mar 13, 2019 at 11:44 a.m.

Opinion

Courtesy of the Grand Falls-Windsor Heritage Society
Early 1960s in front of mill.

EDITORIAL: Grand Falls-Windsor is more than a mill

Updated Feb 21, 2019 at 11:12 a.m.

Alex Harrold

Alex Harrold: How death sets you free but taxes don’t

Updated Mar 21, 2019 at 3:32 p.m.

Don’t let writing letters to the editor become a dying art.

LETTER: We must act like the future of the region is at stake

Published Mar 18, 2019 at 9:36 a.m.

Letter to the Editor

LETTER: End of life care is an issue for everyone

Updated Mar 20, 2019 at 9:51 p.m.

Community

The Dorothy Burton Conservation Award will be given for the first time to someone who promotes catch and release as a conservation measure in salmon and trout populations.

Conservation award created in name of well-known Labrador entrepreneur

Updated 8 hours ago

Community calendar

Out and About - March 20 edition

Updated Mar 20, 2019 at 6 a.m.

Mayor Tom Rose at last Thursday’s regular general meeting of the Stephenville town council, where an expression of interest for a farmers’ market development was discussed.

Wade Alley says Stephenville farmers’ market is a wonderful idea

Updated Mar 15, 2019 at 7:21 p.m.

Every hand marks a random act of kindness carried out by students in Springdale.

Springdale places a focus on kindness as February winds down

Published Mar 14, 2019 at 4:37 p.m.

Recent Stories

Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association hopes to have internal financial review done within 10 days

While waiting to make a presentation to the Stephenville town council on a backyard hens presentation, members of Cluck Stephenville listen in to discussions at the meeting including from left: Jeffrey Young, Sarah Hood and Stephanie Dove-Day.

Hen group 'clucking' away at Stephenville council to get pilot project approved

Anna White, who has served as the development director for the Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital Foundation for 18 years, is now a director and treasurer with the foundation’s board of directors.

Anna White continues foundation work despite layoff from position

Action from the Corner Brook Regatta in this 2018 file photo.

Humber River Rowing Club Inc. seeking out someone to help them build — or repair — boats

Massey Drive’s Nathan Barker of the Memorial University of Newfoundland Sea-Hawks men’s basketball team won a fan vote on Twitter on Monday to be named the U Sports men’s basketball player of the year the 2018-19 season.

PHOTO: Fans vote Massey Drive's Nathan Barker as the U Sports men’s basketball player of the year

Deputy Mayor Sheilagh O’Leary stands next to a life-size cutout in council chambers provided by Baby-Friendly Newfoundland and Labrador, a group committed to increasing breastfeeding in the province.

O’Leary pushes for breastfeeding policy at St. John's facilities

St. John’s Mayor Danny Breen said implementing parking relief for downtown “creates the same conditions across the city.”

Parking relief passed by St. John's city council

Coun. Debbie Hanlon.

‘Winter is over’

Scott Thon appears as a witness at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry on Monday by Skype, from Calgary.

Muskrat Falls Inquiry hears from SNC-Lavalin employees

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Grand Falls-Windsor’s Terry Ryan Sr. tapped for NL Sports Hall of Fame

Mounties are investigating the sudden deaths of a man and a woman in Port Hood.

Police say chainsaw used on door during attempted break and enter in Gander

Advanced Education, Skills and Labour Minister Al Hawkins.

Newfoundland and Labrador government seeking input on junior kindergarten