Corner Brook MHA Gerry Byrne says any workplace tragedy is a horrible tragedy and this solemn, horrible day cannot be forgotten, especially on the eve of the National Day of Mourning for workplace deaths.
Condolences for those affected by a weekend boating tragedy in Lark Harbour are continuing today. On Sunday, a dory capsized and the bodies of the two fishermen on board were recovered by the Canadian Coast Guard. This on the start of the annual lobster fishery. Corner Brook MHA Gerry Byrne says any workplace tragedy is a horrible tragedy and this solemn, horrible day cannot be forgotten, especially on the eve of the National Day of Mourning for workplace deaths. Premier Andrew Furey and Fisheries Minister Elvis Loveless offered condolences in the House of Assembly yesterday. They extended heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of the two crew members from Lark Harbour who were taken from us just days ago while fishing for lobster. Our thoughts are with the community and all those affected during this difficult time.
Corner Brook approves contract worth nearly $50K for specialized staff training
Canadian Red Cross is in Corner Brook looking for volunteers
Holly Burke wins Rotary Club of Corner Brook scholarship
Deer Lake Power set to open the gates at Main Dam today to release water from Grand Lake
Federal government pumps $80M into improvements at Marine Atlantic terminal in North Sydney
