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• Someone is messing with fire hydrants in Stephenville and police look for the public's help

  Thursday morning (November 21st), police got a report that a fire hydrant located on Connecticut Drive had been turned on sometime overnight, leading to the loss of a substantial amount of water.

• A man and woman caught with cocaine after traffic stops in Corner Brook and Deer Lake

  More than 150 cartons of contraband cigarettes, a quantity of crack cocaine and items consistent with drug trafficking were located inside a vehicle in Deer Lake.

• Corner Brook MHA announces money to develop bike trails and a new PET scanner for hospital

  Gerry Byrne announced $750,000 to go towards trail development at an event this morning at the Man in the Mountain lookout.

• Seniors Advocate says NL seniors are getting poorer while the cost of living keeps going up

  Susan Walsh says 1/3rd of seniors in NL can’t afford the necessities of life, are cutting pills in half and not eating nutritious food.

• Government provides information on benefit check contacts during the postal strike

  If you receive benefit payments via cheque from the Provincial Government, please contact the applicable government department or agency to find out how you can continue to receive these payments without disruption.