There was a heated debate in the House of Assembly yesterday over rate increases at Marine Atlantic.
The Crown corporation will hike the cost by 4 percent next month with more increases expected this year. Premier Furey says he’s upset and disappointed at the decision by Marine Atlantic. He says he doesn’t understand how this rate increase can be justified. Premier Furey says they’ve made their position clear to the Federal government and will continue to fight them on this.
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A missing man from the Clarenville area has been found deceased
He was reported missing on Wednesday.
Provincial fire ban ends at midnight
Outdoor fires are allowed as of 12:01 a.m.
18 new affordable rental units to be built in Stephenville
Tri-Sun Realty Limited is building 8 units in the community and Pollard Properties Limited is building 10.
RNC urges people to look out for one another as summer festival season kicks into high gear
Cst Stephanie Myers says this is especially important when alcohol and drugs are involved.
Home heating rebate applications now accepted until January 15th
The supplement ranges from $200 to $500 and is available to those whose family income for 2025 was $150,000 or less.
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