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Illegal salmon-netting operation results in charges

Two people are facing several charges after an illegal salmon-netting operation was uncovered in the Bay L’Argent region on the Burin Peninsula. Officers with the Fish and Wildlife Enforcement...

May 22, 2013

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Illegal salmon-netting operation results in charges

Two people are facing several charges after an illegal salmon-netting operation was uncovered in the Bay L’Argent region on the Burin Peninsula. Officers with the Fish and Wildlife Enforcement...

May 22, 2013

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Todd Russell took the seat as president with the NunatuKavut Community Council on May 1.  Russell said in the coming months the NCC will be preparing to engage all parties involved in the Lower Churchill project to begin consultations with the organization and says if requests continue to be ignored political, legal or ‘on the ground’ action will follow.

NunatuKavut says done with link assessment

The NunatuKavut Community Council (NCC) is no longer participating in the environmental assessment of the Labrador-Island Link, the second major piece of the Lower Churchill hydro development.As...

Ashley Fitzpatrick
May 22, 2013

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 Mike Mercer shows the new equipment that was purchased for the Rocks and Rings program that will be introduced during the summer sports program.

New equipment allows ice-free curling

The town of Port aux Basques and the Bruce II Sports Centre are excited to introduce a new activity for youth during the summer sports program this year.

Chantelle MacIsaac
May 13, 2013

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 From left, Rodney Marsh, project engineer, Lindsay construction; George Collins, structural constuction manager, Linsday Construction; Strat Barrett, project architect, Stantec; Chris Voisey, president, Trendex Construction; Art Singleton, structural engineer, DBA Consulting; Judy Wall, vice- president, East Port Properties and John Lindsay, president, Eastport Properties, lift their hard hats at a topping-out ceremony on the roof of 351 Water Street. — Photo by Rhonda Hayward/The Telegram

Builders top off new downtown office tower

Not even a centuries-old Scandinavian tradition is a match for Canadian bureaucracy. Nevertheless, East Port Properties held a "topping out" ceremony Wednesday atop its office tower under...

Rick Lipsey
May 16, 2013

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Marianas Trench to play Mile One Centre this summer

Pop rockers and 2013 JUNO award-winning group Marianas Trench will return to St. John's Tuesday, Aug. 6 at Mile One Centre as part of their Face the Music: With a Vengeance tour.Special guest will...

May 21, 2013

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Nalcor monopolies and home-grown energy

Late last year, the provincial government gave Nalcor a monopoly for the sale and distribution of wholesale power in the province as part of the deal for Muskrat Falls.

Chantelle MacIsaac
May 17, 2013

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Minister of Interference doesn’t care for public safety

Business people and politicians of all stripes, as well as members of the public, have been lobbying for upgrades for the famed Sir Robert Bond bridge for years.This is a bridge of some historical...

Sue Hickey
May 3, 2013

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Household hazardous waste collection focusing on smaller communities

The Multi-Materials Stewardship Board (MMSB) will be partnering with volunteer fire departments in rural communities across the province, as well as the City of Corner Brook and the Town of Happy...

May 22, 2013

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