Premier Andrew Furey tweets "stay safe Nova Scotia."
A state of emergency has been declared in Halifax. Homes have been evacuated and dozens are burning. Premier Andrew Furey tweeted “ our thoughts are with our Atlantic cousins as they deal with these forest fires. Newfoundland Labrador water bombers are there….stay safe Nova Scotia". Various posts on social media also include people offering space for horses being evacuated.
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Corner Brook city hall concerned about capital works projects and waste water treatment with less funding
At this week’s public meeting, Mayor Linda Chaisson spoke about what they learned and that communities are suffering financially with higher prices and less funding.
Corner Brook RNC mourns the loss of retired Police Service Dog Garvey
Garvey served alongside his handler, Constable Scott Mosher, who formed an unbreakable bond and they had each other’s backs every single day.
Rates for foster parents will increase next month for the first time in 12 years
Effective June 1st, monthly foster funding will go from $395 per child to $680 and this will be in time for payments on June 16th.
Steady Brook residents living near the river advised to keep an eye on properties as water levels increase
If you experience any flooding or notice significant changes in water levels, please notify the Town Office as soon as possible.
Corner Brook residents have until May31st to report lawn damage done by snow plows
On Bayfm with Lenny Benoit this morning, Mayor Linda Chaisson says the city will restore damaged lawns back to what they were.
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Corner Brook City Council Meeting, Monday 11, 2026
Corner Brook City Council Meeting, Monday 11, 2026
Deer Lake Mayor Dean Ball on Bay Fm
Water Resources Division have issued a Flood Watch for the Humber River and communities along the banks of the Humber River and Deer Lake.
