A teacher sponsor is preferred but, when one is not available, a lead volunteer can be appointed by the school administrator.
An advisory was issued yesterday by the Department of Education regarding the Student Supervision Policy, particularly in relation to school athletics. There have been no recent changes to this policy. A teacher sponsor is preferred but, when one is not available, a lead volunteer can be appointed by the school administrator.
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RCMP nab a drunk driver in the line up to board the ferry in Port aux Basques
Police say the 41-year-old man from Nova Scotia was arrested Friday night, March 28th.
Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival is in full swing with Rose Bowl Competitions tonight
To qualify, an entrant must get a mark of at least 85 percent.
New rules are in effect for the mortgage broker industry in NL
Mortgage interest rates are not affected by the Mortgage Brokerages and Brokers Act and Regulations as these are primarily determined by the Bank of Canada policy rate.
AG tables report on personal care homes that included two deaths
In one case, a resident did not return from a routine walk and was found dead later that day. Another resident was administered multiple medications of another resident and died as the result of accidental overdose.
Applications are open for the 2025-26 NL Community Transportation Program
Municipalities, not-for-profit groups and Indigenous governments and communities are eligible to apply for up to $100,000 towards accessible and inclusive community-based transportation programs.
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Jealous Of Jesus
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Angels (Don't Always Have Wings)
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Qalipu Today, April 2, 2025
This week's guest is Joshua John, the new Business Marketing Coordinator at Qalipu First Nation
Boarders and Bridges on Bay Fm
Every month Jennifer Elms will speak with members of our community about diversity and multiculturalism and it's impacts on society
