It’s hosted through the Gros Morne Institute for Sustainable Tourism.
Only a few days left to register for an online information session about the LIFT Experience Development Program. It’s hosted through the Gros Morne Institute for Sustainable Tourism. Spokesperson Nora Fever says applications are accepted until June 30th for the fall session. Fever says it’s designed to take about 8 months to complete and can help tourism operators in many ways.
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Canadian Federation of Students NL is calling for clear commitments from federal candidates
CFSNL Chair Mary Feltham says over half of all bachelor’s degree graduates are burdened with financial strain, and tuition isn’t the only barrier with the increasing cost of living.
Seniors Advocate not surprised by AG's scathing report on personal care homes
Approvals for the new Harvester Enterprise Loan Program have been announced
To date, the Innovation and Business Investment Corporation (IBIC) has approved $3.11 million in loan guarantees, $474,000 in down payment loans and $269,000 in interest rebates.
RCMP nab a drunk driver in the line up to board the ferry in Port aux Basques
Police say the 41-year-old man from Nova Scotia was arrested Friday night, March 28th.
Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival is in full swing with Rose Bowl Competitions tonight
To qualify, an entrant must get a mark of at least 85 percent.
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Qalipu Today, April 2, 2025
This week's guest is Joshua John, the new Business Marketing Coordinator at Qalipu First Nation
Boarders and Bridges on Bay Fm
Every month Jennifer Elms will speak with members of our community about diversity and multiculturalism and it's impacts on society
