At the detachment, police say she blew over twice the legal limit.
RCMP have arrested and charged a woman in Nain after getting reports of a possible impaired driver in a dark pickup truck. Police say they received numerous reports of an erratic driver on Tuesday. She was stopped and given a roadside breath test, which she failed. At the detachment, police say she blew over twice the legal limit. The woman has been charged with impaired driving and her license was suspended.
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A new online tool is coming that can help find the right method of getting rid of waste
Spokesperson Lynn Howse says this new service is called, “the Waste Wizard,” and will be available at wrwm.ca.
June is Pride Month
Pride Month is about acceptance, equality and celebrating the work of the queer community.
An update on government services delivery; MyGovNL now has more than 400,000 users
As a way to continue to improve service delivery, artificial intelligence (AI) can offer the potential to create a more efficient and effective public sector.
Public tour at the Marina Redmond Centre in Corner Brook tomorrow; regular hours to start Sunday.
The Marina Redmond Centre has two completely accessible pools, including a leisure pool with a lazy river, a big water slide and sauna.
MS Walk in Corner Brook is this Sunday
The goal in Corner Brook is to raise $14.000 and the National goal across 50 communities this year is $4M.
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Willie Nelson Feat. Lee Ann Womack
One Of These Days
Damian Follett
Six Pack Summer
Phil Vassar
The Plain Truth, Wednesday May 21, 2025
Host Paula Sheppard’s guest is Quinn Jesso, Program Facilitator with Trans NL and co-chair of CBBOI Pride.
MS Walk in Corner Brook on Sunday May 25
In Corner Brook, the walk starts at the Legion on West Street and check in is at noon. Opening ceremonies will start at 1 p.m.
