Local News from Monday, December 16th, 2024

Christyia Freeland issued a letter yesterday saying the Prime Minister told her he no longer wanted her to serve as Finance Minister and offered her another cabinet position.

Tony Wakeham says “The people of this province deserve to know that the Churchill River MOU is in their best interests.”

Federal Labour Minister Steve MacKinnon asked the Canada Industrial Relations Board to order the 55,000 employees back to work if a deal couldn’t be reached by the end of the year. T

The crime occurred sometime between the evening of December 12 and the morning of December 13.

The group had met capacity within ten days of registration for the dinners, a twenty plus yearly tradition that includes a turkey dinner and all the fixings, chocolates and a gift for each small child.

Weir will serve a term from 2025-27 starting August 1st.

The Community Mental Health Initiative (CMHI) is out with some tips for practicing a little will power over the holidays. Peter Parsons says it’s hard to not overindulge.

On Wednesday morning, December 18, all lanes of the highway will be closed for a short period of time and motorists should plan for this delay.

Pastor Jeremy says they recently received a donation of 225 pounds of potatoes but still need carrots, turnip, frozen peas, pop and boxes of chocolates.

Gerry Byrne says he’s not hearing any negativity concerning the new Churchill Falls Hydro electric deal.