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• Fisheries Minister calls on Atlantic Salmon Federation to sign declaration and work towards more resources

  Gerry Byrne says 80 percent of all wild Atlantic Salmon originating from North American river systems are indigenous to Newfoundland and Labrador however, the feds only offer 25 percent of the resources to this province.

• Corner Brook mourns the loss of a friend to all who knew him, Don Hiscock

  Rod Lyver says his early days delivering bundles of The Humber Log to his later years teaching young drivers the rules of the road, Don was always there, ready to lend a helping hand or share a word of encouragement.

• Credit union regulations change means more clients can avail of financial support amid threats of U.S. tariffs

  Through the Trade Investment Program, an additional $5 billion will be provided over the next two years to help eligible companies navigate the current economic situation. 

• Another demonstration at the Anglican church, this time in the midst of the Western Diocese retreat

  Bob Sexton says none of the clergy would provide a comment but some did speak with people at Friday's gathering. 

• Corner Brook develops new policy for Sidewalk Cafes

  Councillor Vaughn Granter says “the purpose of this Sidewalk Café policy is to provide a framework which allows for the City of Corner Brook to evaluate applications for development of Sidewalk Cafés (outdoor eating area) on City owned land in the Downtown.