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• Corner Brook is now paying less for water treatment chemicals

  The city’s Director of Public Works Donald Burden says if less is used, the cost goes down.

• Government launches an online survey for nurse practitioners and students to help with recruitment

  Health Minister John Hogan  says “Expanded opportunities will help with retention, which will increase access to health care for residents.”

• Some teachers are heading to the House of Assembly in November to learn about parliament

  The Teachers Institute provides an opportunity for educators to experience first-hand the inner workings of parliament and the broader structure of government.

• Premier Andrew Furey does not support a pay raise for MHA's

  March report recommends a $25,000 salary increase for MHAs, after this annual salary has been frozen since 2009.

• Cleaning Corner Brook city hall will now cost over 18 percent more

  Councillor Vaughn Granter says bids closed last week with one bid received for a 3-year Contract. Blair Holdings Limited $483.808.26 HST Included per 36-month term.