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City still plans to implement parking plan for downtown
CORNER BROOK While it's not going to happen in the immediate future, the city of Corner Brook's plan to rejig downtown parking remains intact.
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Education has key role in addressing LGBTQ issues: panel
CORNER BROOK When Kyle Curlew decided to come out as a bisexual man he said being in the environment he's in here in Corner Brook made doing so easy.
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Break in water line results in boil order
Colemans executive chef Maurizio Modica pours bottled water over some peppers for deli prep worker Heather McCarthy at the O'Connell Drive Colemans at the Gardens Friday.
Ralph Loder makes a comment during Gerry Byrne's meeting on the Qalipu Mi'kmaq agreement, held at the Pepsi Centre Thursday.
Trust experts in building of new hospital: Marshall
CORNER BROOK Tom Marshall realizes not everybody is going to be happy with the new hospital in Corner Brook, but he also says there must be a trust that the facility will be designed to best serve the region.
Retrospective: Ray Guy's Jan. 11, 1998 column
Editor's note: This column originally ran in The Sunday Telegram on Jan. 11, 1998.
Newfoundland's west coast prepares for heavy rain
The City of Corner Brook is taking extra precautions for heavy rain that has been forecast for the west coast of Newfoundland over the next few days.
Trustee booze bill dispute spills over into legislature
"Clearly, the Eastern School Board trustees and their CEO Milton Peach have shown themselves to be incompetent, big spenders, totally out of touch with reality," Liberal MHA Jim Bennett charged in the legislature Tuesday.
City cited in report for declining economic growth
CORNERa SBROOK The City of Corner Brook has been singled out for its declining economic growth in a new report by The Conference Board of Canada.
Former professor passed his passion and conviction onto his students
Mr. Good, who came to Corner Brook in 1989 to teach in the theatre program at the then Sir Wilfred Grenfell College, died Friday at the age of 80.
Rotary arts centre has to be sustainable: - SDolter
Kent Jones asks a question during a Rotary Arts Centre meeting Monday, at the site in Corner Brook City Hall.
Soon to be graduating from their teaching program at Grenfell Campus, Memorial University, Teri Lynn Loder, centre, and Chrystal Goosney chat with Gary Gallop with the Labrador School District at a provincial teacher recruitment fair at Grenfell Monday.
Reid's - impact' on the lives of others earns him RNC award
Supt. Brian Dowden presented Brady Reid with a Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Chief of Police Newfoundland and Labrador Community Service Award at the Corner Brook headquarters Monday.
Corner Brook man raves about service at Daffodil Place
"They should make it bigger," said the Corner Brook man who spent seven nearly weeks there last fall while he was being treated for prostate cancer.
Salvation Army forced to throw away donations
Winston Burt, the manager of the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Corner Brook, loads up his truck with donation bags he must bring to a landfill.
Newfoundland Power Inc. - Strategic SWOT Analysis Review: New...
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N.L. will lose young teachers, union head warns
Newfoundland and Labrador's school districts are holding recruitment fairs this week, but the head of the union representing teachers says the province is going to lose some of its young recruits.
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37th annual Provincial Theatre Arts Festival workshops
For Robyn Wells, taking part in the 37th annual Provincial Theatre Arts Festival was about more than just playing the role on stage that she had practised so hard for.
In today's print edition Health Minister Susan Sullivan says the move of the air ambulance from St.