Enrollment is expected to reach more than 64,000 students.
Education Minister Krista Lynn Howell welcomed students in the K-12 education system to the start of the new school year and says the first day of school is always an exciting time for students and educators alike. Enrollment is expected to reach more than 64,000 students who will either start at – or return to – one of over 250 schools in the province.
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RCMP investigating after windows at Byrnes' Shoes and Sportswear smashed on the weekend
The suspect was wearing dark coloured clothes, a hat and a face mask.
CEO talks about expected growth at the Deer Lake Airport and a $30M expansion to start next spring
CEO and President Tammy Priddle says Porter Airlines is really pleased with how the community has supported the company and it really comes down to people purchasing tickets on the aircraft.
$750 grants available for community gardens offered on first-come, first-served basis
Eligible municipalities, schools and community groups can avail of nearly $133,000 in non-repayable grants to help boost food self-sufficiency and access to fresh foods.
Deer Lake Airport CEO Tammy Priddle named one of Atlantic Canada's most powerful women in business
On Bayfm with Lenny Benoit this morning, she spoke about her beliefs in teamwork.
NL farmers invited to apply for livestock insurance against dogs or predators
The deadline to apply is March 31st and for more information call 709-637-2077.
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