Corner Brook police noticed a suspicious vehicle.
Police nabbed a 36 year-old man after he was seen with someone he shouldn’t have been with. RNC say they noticed a suspicious vehicle parked in an O’Connell Drive business lot early Sunday morning. Police say several people were in the area and one was known to them from prior dealings. The man was under a court order with conditions not to be in contact with the person he was with. He’s been charged with Breach of an Undertaking.
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Today is International Nurses Day, "Our Nurses, Our Future"
Yvette Coffey, President of the Registered Nurses Union NL says recruitment and retention of nurses still remains a critical issue here and across the country and despite ongoing efforts, nursing is still facing high vacancies.
Corner Brook Port Corporation to hold Annual General Meeting this afternoon
Those interested in attending are asked to RSVP to tjones@cornerbrookport.com
Teachers have a chance to further professional development with the Reading Bursary Program
Program is available to teachers who are enrolled in the Graduate Diploma in Education or the Master of Education at Memorial University. Educators are provided with a $500 bursary up to a maximum of $2,000 for completion of the four core reading courses in either program.
RCMP nab two suspended drivers on the west coast yesterday afternoon, in Cormack and Deer Lake
In addition to a fine and two demerit points, the vehicle is seized and impounded for 30 days.
Corner Brook Silver Blades 60th anniversary Ice Show features Kaetlyn Osmond
Since Osmond has retired from competing she has returned to participate in the annual Canadian tour group, Stars on Ice.
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On Qalipu Today we welcome back Brigitte White, Jordan’s Principle Service Coordinator at QFN.
