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On Monday, Resolve Marine spoke about the process which includes building an access road to the ship, a work pad on the beach, and a camp for the nearly 50 workers expected there this summer.

On Bayfm, Mayor Linda Chaisson says until May 11th, residents can also drop off bulk garbage at Wildcove free  of charge just by showing proof of residency.

Priority will be given to initiatives that build capacity, offer programs or services and promote inclusion beyond physical infrastructure.

Local Grade 6 student Joey Manning won the city’s “Mayor for the Day Essay Contest.”

Residents should always have an emergency preparedness kit on hand so they can be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours. 

Work is underway now to build an access road from the vessel to the beach, where tanks will be cleaned of fuel and large sections of the ship will be dismantled on a working pad.

Premier Tony Wakeham says given this report touches on significant commercial sensitivity, the report is now undergoing a full technical and legal review before it can be publicly released.

The RCMP already serves over half of the NL’s population across roughly 80 per cent of its landmass.